Aerotech Inc. asked a federal judge to decertify a class of about 500 participants in its employee stock ownership plan, citing a recent appeals court decision casting doubt on class certification in benefit plan disputes.

The US Labor Department wants to participate in Third Circuit oral arguments in a pair of cases challenging how Honeywell International Inc. and Siemens Corp. handle forfeited contributions in their employees’ 401(k) plans.

An impending strike at the University of California hospital system adds to a growing list of high-profile work stoppages among healthcare employees faced with a tightening labor market and rising consumer costs.

A former IBM vice president accused the technology company of illegal race discrimination by firing Black executives to appease the Trump administration in the wake of its anti-DEI efforts.

Ashley Romanias, former head of the Department of Labor’s contractor anti-bias office, will join the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation as chief-of-staff to its director, a PBGC spokesperson confirmed.

A railroad operator suspended a worker who reported a train collision, violating the whistleblower retaliation protections in the Federal Railroad Safety Act, the Labor Department said following an investigation.