Activision Blizzard Inc., the video game company that Microsoft Corp. is proposing to buy for $69 billion, settled a US regulator’s allegations that it failed to ensure that it had adequate disclosures related to employee complaints about workplace misconduct.

A group of around 86 Nissan North America Inc. technicians at a Tennessee manufacturing plant can vote on unionization, the US labor board ruled, rejecting the company’s argument that any union election should include thousands more employees.

The Biden administration is actively involved in West Coast port-labor talks, with the parties slowly making progress on some of the biggest sticking points, US Labor Secretary Marty Walsh said.

The unemployment rate for Black Americans in January dropped to match a record low, as the labor market’s surprise strength benefited a broad swathe of workers.

Two employees of a road paving company who were accused of defrauding a Teamsters benefit fund by undercounting union workers’ hours lost their bid to dismiss a superseding indictment

Former Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. employees say they haven’t been paid promised severance, the latest sign of the worsening financial squeeze at the home-goods retailer.