The EPA has reached three tentative agreements with its biggest union on telecommuting, remote work, and work schedules—a significant win for workers who have long pressed for more flexibility and control over their work-life balance.

Alaska Airlines Inc. will avoid $25 million in penalties in a lawsuit from flight attendants over the company’s wage statements, after a California appellate court Wednesday ordered that the amount be vacated in favor of a lower figure.

U.S. meatpacking giant Cargill Inc. reached a tentative deal with the union representing about 2,000 workers at one of Canada’s biggest beef plants, bringing the sides closer to averting a strike that threatens to disrupt the country’s meat supply.

Insight Securities Inc. and a former Miami branch manager who said she was laid off at age 57 for pretextual reasons to cover the company’s sex and age bias settled her claims, federal court records in Illinois show.

California drivers for Lyft Inc. who said they should be classified as employees with paid sick leave during the Covid-19 pandemic failed to convince the state’s top court to take up their case Wednesday.

Morgan Stanley & Co. resolved a lawsuit by a gay and Muslim former associate who said he was subjected to harassment and other discrimination because of his sexual orientation, religion, and other protected traits, New York federal court records show.