United Auto Workers President Ray Curry failed to secure a new four-year term in the union’s first ever direct election, setting up a runoff to lead union members in contract talks with Detroit automakers next year.

Delta Air Lines Inc. pilots would receive at least 31% in pay hikes over the four-year term of an agreement in principle reached with the carrier.

A group of Amazon.com Inc. warehouse workers have voluntarily withdrawn their federal lawsuit that had sought to use New York state laws to force the retailer to provide more protections for workers from Covid-19 infections.

A Texas school district must face a former principal’s claim that gender discrimination played a role in her firing after someone accessed a nude photo of her on her phone and publicly disseminated it.

A federal appeals court in Chicago rejected home security firm ADT LLC’s challenge to a labor board decision that it illegally withdrew recognition from a union based on a decertification petition that no unionized employee had signed.

New York Attorney General Letitia James’s longtime chief of staff, and one of her most-trusted advisers, resigned after being investigated for workplace misconduct, according to a person familiar with the matter.