A former Franciscan Alliance Inc. nurse who was terminated after one complaint will have her pregnancy discrimination and retaliation claims heard by a jury, an Indiana federal court ruled. Taryn...

A Miami Beach ordinance imposing record-keeping requirements on the city’s sole strip club—enacted after a 13-year-old trafficking victim performed there—is constitutional, a federal appeals cour...

Wells Fargo & Co. reinstated diversity guidelines for hiring after an internal review sparked by accusations that the bank had conducted sham interviews for positions that were no longer avai...

By Jeffrey Sterling It is difficult to talk about happenings in the world other than the continued, appalling Russian invasion of Ukraine and the recent mass shootings in Buffalo, Uvalde, Chicago...

The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California recently handed a win to employees seeking to bring multiple wage and hour claims in a lawsuit. That case, Ayala v. U.S. Xpress Ente...

General Aluminum Manufacturing Co. has been cited for one repeat, two willful, and 10 serious violations and proposed $480,240 in penalties for alleged machine hazards at its Wapakoneta, Ohio, fa...

Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. faces nine serious citations and $110,630 in proposed penalties after an ammonia leak hospitalized two workers at its Canton, Ga., poultry processing plant, the Department o...

By Irene Spezzamonte (August 1, 2022, 2:10 PM EDT) -- Halliburton Energy Services Inc. asked a California federal judge to confirm an arbitration award of about $37,000 entered in its favor on se...

Three members of Congress are attempting to avoid future Julian Assange–style prosecutions by amending the U.S. espionage law so that it doesn't apply to journalists. Last week, Sen. Ron Wyden (D...