The pandemic took a toll on the careers of many working mothers. A rush back to the office is shaping up to be just as damaging.

Many employers have been reluctant to impose workplace vaccination mandates while the Covid-19 shots cleared in the U.S. retain emergency use status.

More than 80% of top lawyers in Trump’s administration have landed somewhere since he left office, even if their roles are part time or not their first choice, according to an analysis by Bloomberg Law. Some of those lawyers—and legal recruiters—say they’re having a harder time finding work than in the past.

Operators of a family-owned tortilla factory in San Marcos, Texas, face a total of $218,839 in federal safety penalties for allegedly exposing workers repeatedly to amputation hazards at its manufacturing facility.

The U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board said it will send investigators in the coming days to the site of a massive explosion and fire Monday at a Chemtool Inc. factory in Rockton, Ill.

A Black Temple University student lacks race bias and retaliation claims against a Philadelphia opioid treatment facility where he interned because he was unpaid and thus not a covered “employee” under Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, a federal judge ruled.