The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency told employees that it is canceling the agency’s collective bargaining agreement, according to an internal email obtained by Bloomberg Law.

The National Labor Relations Board has approximately 17,000 open unfair labor practice investigations on hand, including almost 10,000 cases that have been pending review for more than six months, according to an agency official.

A former Delta Air Lines Inc. employee and the company were granted final approval of a $12 million settlement to resolve class-wide California labor law claims.

Blue Bell Creameries LP fell short in its attempt to dismiss a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination, hostile work environment, and retaliation, with a federal judge allowing the case to move forward.

Ninth Circuit judges appeared to view a California law requiring law enforcement officers to identify themselves as an unconstitutional regulation of the federal government by the Golden State during oral arguments Tuesday.

Lennar Corp. was hit with a proposed class action saying it mishandles the 401(k) money forfeited by departing workers by using these amounts to make its required plan contributions.