Budget Pick Shows Trump's Serious About Firing Civil Servants
Russell Vought, President-elect Donald Trump‘s choice for budget director, is poised to use his deep expertise on the inner ...
Case: Wage & Hour/Overtime (D.N.J.)
A New Jersey federal district court denied summary judgment to Dong Bang Corp. on the claims of a restaurant server that she wasn’t paid proper minimum and overtime wages for all hours worked, in ...
The Onion's Takeover of Alex Jones' Infowars Frozen Until Hearing
The Onion’s offer to buy right-wing provocateur Alex Jones’ Infowars platform, as part of a liquidation to pay off his debts ...
Case: Labor Arbitration/Unit for Bargaining (Arb.)
Arbitrator David P. Mudrick ruled that the Kansas City Board of Public Utilities (BPU) violated a CBA when it improperly excluded three new positions that it deemed professional—GIS Analyst 1, GIS ...
Trump Crypto Project Gets $30 Million Investment From Sun (1)
The controversial China-born crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun has invested $30 million in President-elect Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial, making him the largest investor in the decentralized ...
Amber Heard Loses to Insurer in Johnny Depp Defamation Appeal
A federal appeals court denied Amber Heard’s bid to reverse a lower court ruling dismissing her claims against an insurer ...
Case: Discrimination/Hiring (W.D. Pa.)
A Pennsylvania federal district court granted summary judgment to TriStar Pictures, Inc. on an age discrimination claim under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of a 66-year-old unionized ...
Zeta Hit With Securities Suit Over Growth From 'Consent Farms'
Marketing-services provider Zeta Global Holdings Corp. issued misleading statements about its operations and business ...
Delaware Policewoman Advances Lawsuit Over Chief Job, Other Bias
Middletown, Del., must face a senior police lieutenant’s claims that she’s faced persistent discrimination and harassment and ...
DOL Revives Federal Construction Contractor Worker Data Reports
The Department of Labor’s federal contractor watchdog reinstated the use of monthly reports where companies doing ...
Carrefour’s Meat Pledge Draws Ire From Brazil Lawmakers (1)
French grocer Carrefour SA’s decision to not sell any meat in the country produced by the South America trading bloc known as Mercosur is drawing the ire of government officials in Brazil.
Starbucks Is Using Pens and Paper to Track Pay After Vendor Hack
Starbucks Corp. said a ransomware attack at a third-party software supplier has disrupted its system for tracking employee payments, forcing the coffee giant to manually track workers’ scheduling and ...