One frustrated employee, two petitions, and a pay raise that sank the Board's case Workers at an Illinois truck dealership voted their union out twice - and a federal appeals court said the NLRB ca...

He had the job. He had a start date. His doctors had cleared him to work. Then the hospital asked about a medical device in his chest - and everything stopped. The US Equal Employment Opportunity ...

He signed the paperwork 17 days before a supervisor's order got him killed A Sonic worker was shot dead after his supervisor sent him to confront a stranger - now a Texas court says his family must...

The chief's door was open, the phone was on speaker, and the officer hit record A police chief who talked about "stacking bodies" after a sexual misconduct investigation has handed a university off...

She asked for discretion - the complaint says management used her name in stand-down meetings instead She reported a workplace rumor and asked her employer to keep it quiet. According to a new fede...

Three workers who gave IBM a combined 95 years allege the tech giant fired them to make room for younger hires. The complaint, filed September 20, 2026, in the US District Court for the Southern D...

On September 9, 2026, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed Senate Bill S.3460 into law, expanding the rights for New York employees to access and respond to information contained in their personn...

Worker entitled to full loss-of-earnings benefits after recovering from finger amputation An employer's attempt to cut off benefits for a worker recovering from a workplace amputation has failed, w...

Key Takeaways: States considered 155 bills addressing AI in the workplace during the 2026 legislative session, with proposals focused on transparency, accountability, worker privacy, and workforc...

The officer encouraged a coworker to report sexual harassment by a sergeant who was perceived to be close to the police chief and he corroborated her complaints. Finding a genuine dispute of mater...