We say perhaps you haven’t noticed, because it seems to have escaped the attention of one Alexander I. Platt, and he’s a Yale Law School graduate, former clerk to two federal judges, a one-time m...

It isn’t an easy time to be an airline, and Southwest is living proof of that. In spite of our having a good time flying Southwest in Hawaii earlier this week, their pilots, unable to reach a lab...

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A California federal district court granted in part and denied in part, Inglewood Sportservice Inc. and Delaware North Companies Inc.’s motion for summary judgment on an employee’s claims for fai...

The World Socialist Web Site invites workers and other readers to contribute to this regular feature Europe Airline and airport workers continue strike wave across Europe Workers at airlines and ...

Federal labor regulators have accused Starbucks of illegally discriminating against unionized employees by denying them wage and benefit increases that the company put in place for nonunion emplo...

State Farm Fire and Casualty Co. will pay the U.S. government $100 million to settle a lawsuit filed by two whistleblowers in 2006. An August 24 article from The Charlotte Observer reports that C...

Twitter whistleblower fallout, the debate over student loan forgiveness and quiet quitting, explained "Nightcap's" Jon Sarlin talks with CNN's Clare Duffy about what's next for Twitter after a fo...

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One week after the Manitoba government announced increases in minimum wage in the province, a new report says it will remain far below what is needed for a living wage. Manitoba's phased-in appro...