Uber Technologies Inc. will pay $8.43 million to a class of California drivers who alleged they were misclassified as independent contractors under a settlement approved by a federal judge approved.

The number of cases questioning claims made under a unique California law must go to arbitration rose by two Wednesday with the state Supreme Court adding them to its docket.

FCA US LLP and a former employee have voluntarily dismissed a lawsuit alleging race and sex bias and retaliation, according to a Michigan federal court filing.

Arizona’s worker safety agency got a reprieve Wednesday from the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s plan to revoke its approval of the state agency.

A Texas-based fast-food chain operator is asking a federal court to overturn a Trump-era rule on overtime pay requirements in an attempt to head off the Biden administration’s forthcoming rulemaking that is expected to expand time-and-a-half pay protections.

Wells Fargo Bank NA and a Hispanic former personal banker resolved his lawsuit alleging race discrimination and retaliation caused his termination, Arizona federal court records show.