A federal court ordered a northern New York company to bargain with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, rejecting the employer’s challenge to a complaint issued by a former top lawyer for the National Labor Relations Board.

ABM Janitorial Services discriminated against Black and White job applicants for janitorial positions in favor of Hispanic workers, the U.S. Labor Department’s contractor watchdog alleged in its first lawsuit in the Biden era.

A federal appeals court in Washington returned to the National Labor Relations Board an issue that gives the newly Democratic majority board a chance to reconsider a Trump-era precedent dialing down worker protections for workplace activism.

Allstate Insurance Co.'s $7 million agreement to settle overtime allegations on behalf of 1,460 current and former claims adjusters is fair and reasonable, a federal court in California ruled.

Delta Airlines Inc. and a Black flight attendant who said she was fired for complaining about race and sex bias in the handling of a disagreement she had with a co-worker have ended her lawsuit, Michigan federal court records show.

The union behind the “Fight for $15” movement is suing to overturn a Trump-era rule that makes it harder to hold companies like McDonald’s Corp. and Amazon.com Inc. accountable for violations of franchised or sub-contracted workers’ rights.