Judge rules UPS must let deaf employees drive
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Parcel-shipping giant UPS, among one of the nation&#39;s largest employers, can&#39;t refuse to consider deaf workers for truck driving jobs, a federal judge in San Francisco has ruled.
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The ruling against NorthwestÂs flight attendants could strengthen the hand of struggling airlines seeking to reduce labor costs.
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The Supreme Court announced today that it will decide whether states may require organized labor to ask some workers for permission to spend their union fees on political activity.
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The Supreme Court yesterday unanimously upheld a Washington state law that requires public employee unions to get permission before making political contributions using fees they collect from nonmembers.
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California on Friday banned motorists from talking on cell phones unless they use a headset or speakerphone, although the law will not take effect until July 1, 2008, to allow time to educate the public.
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special coverage Court ruling casts pall over software maker's customer bash. Also: How to boost employee morale?
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The Teamsters Union said it will ask a federal appeals courts to block the White House plan to begin allowing Mexican trucks to carry cargo anywhere in the United States
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A federal judge ruled Monday that Gov. Robert Ehrlich can freeze out two reporters from The (Baltimore) Sun by barring all state employees from talking to the journalists.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday limited workers' ability to sue for pay discrimination, ruling against a Goodyear employee who earned thousands of dollars less than her male counterparts but waited too long to complain.
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The Supreme Court limited workers' ability to sue for pay discrimination Tuesday, ruling against a Goodyear employee who earned thousands of dollars less than her male counterparts but waited too long to complain
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A state class-action lawsuit filed yesterday draws a new industry into the debate over whether workers are independent contractors, who are not entitled to overtime pay and other benefits, or employees, who are: courier services.
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Flight attendants at bankrupt US  Airways Group Inc. UAIRQ.OB have authorized their union to  call a strike should a federal court allow airline management  to void their contract, the Association of Flight Attendants  said on Monday.
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County elections officials say they will not have touch-screen voting machines in place for blind voters by the November election, despite a federal judge's order.
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A federal judge in Minneapolis gave the go-ahead to a class-action lawsuit against UnitedHealth Group and its former chairman and chief executive.
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It is legal for employers to prohibit works from using company e-mail to send out union-related messages, a federal board has ruled.
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The National Labor Relations Board issued a ruling that will exempt some workers from union membership if they have certain kinds of supervisory duties.
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The Court of Appeal is due to rule on whether airlines or airports have a duty to provide wheelchairs for disabled passengers.