New York enacted a new law that aims to make it easier for Holocaust survivors to receive reparations by publicly identifying banks that waive processing fees for those payments.

An asthmatic engineering technician failed to prove the Veterans Affairs Department unlawfully denied her request for alternate on-site parking as an accommodation for her condition during construction at the agency’s Manhattan campus, a federal jury decided.

Overall, if a company is offering flexible work, women are taking it. One 2021 study found that 60% of women say that if their company attempts to force them back into the office full time, they will look for employment elsewhere. For women, flexibility itself is no longer just a perk but indispensable.

Federal workplace civil rights agencies remain silent on the issue of caste discrimination as a former Cisco engineer’s lawsuit will proceed in open court rather than arbitration.

A draft of landmark environmental justice rules has New Jersey manufacturers and labor groups saying too many community members would be considered overburdened by pollution.

Two top Democrats on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee are working behind the scenes to persuade their caucus to select them as their party’s next leader of the panel.