Lax security at a United Parcel Service sorting facility in San Francisco enabled a shooting that left three men dead and two wounded; others were injured fleeing the violence and dozens must deal with the psychological aftermath, according to nine lawsuits filed Tuesday against UPS.
Read moreA federal judge granted Nike Retail Services summary judgment in an employees’ class action on Tuesday, finding the 19 seconds it takes departing employees to open their bags and pockets for inspection is not compensable.
Read moreA federal judge ordered that two airport security guards must be given their jobs back after they were fired for talking to the press about a union strike last year.
Read moreThe Homeland Security Department is set to announce new security for international flights bound to the United States.
Read moreThe company that manages Chicago’s Navy Pier asked an Illinois judge Wednesday for a temporary restraining order to prevent picketing union members from physically blocking the streets leading to the tourism landmark.
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Teamsters Local 727 sued the company that manages Chicago landmark Navy Pier and its new security contractor, claiming they have refused to accept its union members’ job applications.
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A student filed a federal lawsuit against campus police at California State University, San Jose, claiming officers roughed him up and then yelled at him to “stop bleeding all over” the squad car.
Read moreA Texas Senate committee unanimously approved a bill Monday that would increase security for courts and judges in the Lone Star State, following testimony from a judge who was nearly assassinated at her home in 2015.
Read moreIn an address to state lawmakers, Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan Hecht asked for more judicial and courthouse security, improved access to the justice system, cheaper legal fees, elimination of so-called debtors’ prisons and bail reform.
Read moreFIFA hasn’t paid for security and protection services employed at the 66th FIFA Congress in Mexico City last May, the security firm claims in Cuyahoga County court.
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