Court Battle Continues Over Defense Union's Bargaining Rights
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Just as it appeared the Ping-Pong battle between the Defense Department and its largest union was ending, the union has stepped up to the table for one last serve.
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LOS ANGELES - A disparate group made up of dozens of state attorneys general, labor unions, retailers, professional sports leagues and others urged the US Supreme Court on Monday to hear a claim brought by the recording and film industries against two
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Nigerian unions have clashed in court with the oil giant Shell as the labour movement flexed its muscles ahead of a nationwide general strike.
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Lawyers defending the husband of former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto has failed to stop the Islamabad government from pursuing a lawsuit against him in the English courts.
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When can workers sue against acts of retaliation by employers? Two cases slated for hearing this week may help clarify.
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A Boeing subsidiary's legal woes bring to light one factor weighing on valuations for defense contractors.
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Judge allows union to seek high court review of government decision denying 2.5% increase
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The union representing workers at four Cooper Tire and Rubber Co. (CTB.N: Quote, Profile, Research) plants said on Tuesday that it has sued to block the company&#39;s proposed sale of its auto parts business to two buyout firms.
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With a bankruptcy court scheduled to hear on Dec. 2 arguments by US Airways Group Inc. to throw out contracts covering union workers who haven&#39;t approved new deals, union leaders for the carrier&#39;s customer
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WASHINGTON -- Eight soldiers filed a lawsuit yesterday challenging the Army's policy requiring them to serve longer than the terms of their enlistment contracts.
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As a strike that could cripple the District's hospitality industry looms, employers offered to resume bargaining next week but also alleged to the NLRB that the union has not negotiated in good faith.
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WASHINGTON -- A soldier who challenged an Army policy requiring him to serve past the date of his enlistment contract must return for duty in Iraq while his lawsuit is under review, a federal judge ruled yesterday.
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It's almost a replay from five years ago. The Senate plans to vote today on whether to extend union rights to federal airport screeners, a fundamental question that confronted Congress when it created the Transportation Security Administration after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Following a contentious debate at the time, Congress left union rights to the discretion of the Bush administration, which decided collective bargaining was inappropriate for TSA workers because of national security considerations. Last month, Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman (I-Conn.), brought the issue back, a sign of how the 2006 election has changed congressional priorities. ...
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Negotiations between the United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp  resumed on Tuesday as the union told its members that it may be forced to set a firm deadline for the talks to conclude if progress stalls.
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The Supreme Court is meeting to issue decisions and hear arguments in a case involving allegations of retaliation against a worker who complained of racial discrimination.
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Even before Bush has signed the legislation, defense lawyers are suing over its constitutionality.
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John J. Sweeney is facing his first serious challenge as he seeks a fourth term -- and it is from his own base, the labor left. The AFL's 60 member unions will meet in July to choose the next president, but the struggle for votes has already begun.