Expert Analysis

GC Nominee Likely Has Employer-Friendly NLRB Priorities

President Donald Trump’s nomination of Crystal Carey as general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board indi... (more story)

A Close Look At The Rescinded Biden-Era NLRB Memos

National Labor Relations Board acting general counsel William Cowen's recent decision to rescind several guidance ... (more story)

6 Criteria Can Help Assess Executive Branch Actions

With new executive policy changes announced seemingly every day, several questions can help courts, policymakers a... (more story)

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5th Circ. Nixes Order Letting Union Join NLRB Challenge

The Fifth Circuit has walked back an order allowing the Office and Professional Employees International Union to intervene in a high-profile case challenging the National Labor Relations Board's constitutional... (more story)

HELP Committee Unveils Proposals In Contractors' World

Senate Health Education Labor and Pensions Committee Chairman Bill Cassidy, R-La., said Wednesday that modernizing the independent contractor work model can still happen without hindering workers' flexibility ... (more story)

After Amazon was notified that the Teamsters had gained majority support at a delivery center in San Francisco, the company neither recognized the union nor requested a representation election, NLRB prosecutors say. (Photo by John Nacion/STAR MAX/IPx)
NLRB's SF Office Seeks Bargaining Order Against Amazon

Prosecutors from the National Labor Relations Board's San Francisco office issued a complaint against Amazon, challenging the company's refusal to work with the Teamsters after the union organized a San Franci... (more story)

Nexstar Disputes NLRB's Colo. TV Stations Order At 5th Circ.

Nexstar Media Group Inc. urged the Fifth Circuit to find that the National Labor Relations Board wrongly certified representation election results for a smaller bargaining unit at two television stations in De... (more story)

Judge Likely To Block Trump Collective-Bargaining Ban

A D.C. federal judge appeared ready on Wednesday to block President Donald Trump's executive order threatening to strip as many as 100,000 federal employees of their collective bargaining power, saying the ord... (more story)

Reporters Extend Block On Plan Threatening Voice Of America

A D.C. federal judge on Tuesday extended an earlier order blocking the Trump administration from dismantling the agency that oversees Voice of America, saying the coalition of journalists, unions and a reporte... (more story)

Trump Admin Fights Groups' Bid To Stop Library Agency Cuts

The Constitution vests President Donald Trump with the authority to reduce the size of the agency that disburses grants to U.S. libraries, the Trump administration told a Washington, D.C., federal judge, oppos... (more story)

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Ex-Ky. Dinsmore L&E Atty Joins Cozen O'Connor In Chicago

Cozen O'Connor announced Wednesday that an employment and appellate litigator from Dinsmore & Shohl LLP is joining its Chicago office after 15 years practicing in Kentucky.

FordHarrison Adds Fla. Employment Pro From Bush Graziano

Management-side labor and employment firm FordHarrison LLP announced this week that it bolstered its Tampa ranks with a new partner from Bush Graziano Rice & Hearing PA.

Shannon Royce, the EEOC's new chief of staff, was president of the Christian Employers Alliance when it waged a court battle against the agency over its interpretations of Title VII's gender identity protections and anti-bias provisions of the Affordable Care Act. (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
EEOC's Lucas Brings On Former Christian Biz Group Leader

Acting U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Chair Andrea Lucas has selected the former leader of a Christian employers group that has clashed with the agency in court to serve as her chief of staff.

Trump Appointees Raise Eyebrows At Trans Troop Ban

Despite a panel made mostly of Trump appointees, the D.C. Circuit seemed skeptical Tuesday morning as it heard out the government's argument for why it should be allowed to implement its ban on transgender tro... (more story)

Justices Urged To Deny Jan. 6 Cops' Bid To Shield Identities

The U.S. Supreme Court should reject an appeal from Seattle cops who joined the Jan. 6 "Stop the Steal" demonstration in D.C. and now want to stay incognito, according to a former law school student on Tuesday... (more story)

Ga. County Freed From Court Worker's Age, ADA Bias Claims

A Georgia federal judge ended a lawsuit against Fulton County, Georgia, brought by a former juvenile court employee who said her firing constituted age and disability discrimination, ruling Tuesday that there ... (more story)

Ex-Prof Cuts $1.6M Deal In Childhood Gender Dysphoria Row

Six University of Louisville academic officials have agreed to pay about $1.6 million to end a former psychiatry professor's suit alleging he was unconstitutionally pushed out as punishment for his views on tr... (more story)

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Saladworks Operator Must Face Worker's Unpaid OT Suit

A Pennsylvania-based franchisee of fast-casual salad eatery Saladworks cannot escape a proposed collective action accusing it of misclassifying assistant managers as overtime-exempt, a federal judge ruled Wedn... (more story)

Worker Claims Tech Co. Owes Pay For Time Spent Starting Up

A tech company failed to pay employees for the time they spent booting up and logging into their computers before being able to start their work, a customer service worker said in a proposed class and collecti... (more story)

Alamance County’s sheriff and a class of detention center employees reached a settlement in the workers’ suit alleging they were underpaid. (DanHenson1)
NC Sheriff's Office Settles Workers' Wage Class Action

A North Carolina sheriff's office reached a deal with a class of detention center employees to end their lawsuit alleging they were underpaid because the sheriff paid them for a flat number of hours without co... (more story)

United Flight Attendants Say Airline Owes Overtime Pay

United Airlines pays flight attendants only for the time they work during flights and declines to pay them any wages or overtime for pre- and post-flight tasks they're required to complete, according to a prop... (more story)

Temp Workers Sue Fresh Express Over Alleged Safety Hazards

Six temporary workers claimed in a potential class action filed Monday that salad kit maker Fresh Express failed to train them to operate dangerous equipment or mitigate safety risks and that the staffing agen... (more story)

Wells Fargo Worker Wants Disability Bias Suit Kept In Play

Wells Fargo cannot shut down a senior finance manager's lawsuit alleging she faced backlash after she sought to work remotely because of health issues, the employee told a North Carolina federal court, saying ... (more story)

Helicopter Co. Escapes Workers' Overtime Suit

A search-and-rescue helicopter company is a common carrier by air that engages in interstate commerce and therefore can escape a proposed collective action brought by a group of employees who claimed unpaid ov... (more story)