Two recent developments in Congress signal potentially significant changes affecting labor law as we move further into 2026. First, the House of Representatives passed the Faster Labor Contracts A...

(NewsNation) — Claims that the Vatican may possess evidence of a decades-old UFO incident have circulated for years within UFO circles, but a NewsNation investigation found no evidence in Vatican ...

A delivery driver told the First Circuit that Flowers Foods is trying to improperly broaden his appeal in a misclassification and wage suit by raising a belated argument over who owned... To view t...

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'This was a situation of their own making,' says tribunal rebuking employer A British Columbia construction company that laid off an employee and then fired her when she returned from maternity and...

The complaint failed, the worker wasn't believed, so why did this employer still pay An arbitrator found that a worker had not been harassed by a colleague, yet ordered her employer, the Liquor Con...

The complaint failed, the worker wasn't believed, so why did this employer still pay An arbitrator found that a worker had not been harassed by a colleague, yet ordered her employer, the Liquor Con...

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Anheuser-Busch violated federal labor law by trying to make a fired worker arbitrate his race bias claim in conflict with his collective bargaining agreement, the National Labor Relations Board sai...

Anheuser-Busch violated federal labor law by trying to make a fired worker arbitrate his race bias claim in conflict with his collective bargaining agreement, the National Labor Relations Board sai...