The Wisconsin Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling that had struck down the state’s controversial “right-to-work” law, finding that it does not constitute an unlawful taking from unions.
Read moreFiring back at suspended running back Ezekiel Elliott, the NFL Management Council notes in new court papers that a disciplinary body for the league has already rejected the star Dallas Cowboy’s appeal.
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The National Labor Relations Board hit Tesla with a complaint Thursday night, creating a headache for the largest electric vehicle manufacturer just days before the United States celebrates workers on Labor Day.
Read moreReviving what it billed as a union “turf war,” the Second Circuit ruled Wednesday that the New England Regional Council of Carpenters is not immune from antitrust claims.
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 four Teamsters who crashed a “Top Chef” shoot with shouting and slurs won acquittal on federal extortion charges Tuesday.
Read moreA jury weighing federal charges against four Teamsters who antagonized the Boston set of the popular reality show “Top Chef” in 2014 began deliberations Thursday after six days of testimony.
Read moreTestifying against a group of Teamsters who crashed the set of Bravo television series “Top Chef,” stars Padmi Lakshmi and Gail Simmons said the ordeal terrified them.
Read moreNissan has defeated the United Auto Workers’ attempt to unionize the auto plant in Canton, Mississippi, garnering No votes from 63 percent of the 3,551 workers who voted in the two-day election, marred by acrimonious, blistering statements from both sides.
Read moreThe DC Circuit on Friday struck down part of a National Labor Relations Board ruling against CNN, saying the board did not explain why it departed from its own precedents in holding the network broke labor laws when stopped staffing tech positions with union workers.
Read moreDrawing the attention of politicians and labor interests nationwide, workers at the Nissan plant in Canton, Mississippi entered voting booths Thursday and Friday to cast their secret ballots in a decision that could see one of the nation’s largest unions expanding its reach beyond Motor City.
Read moreIn opening statements of the union members’ extortion trial, prosecutors said Tuesday that a quintet of Boston Teamsters terrified Top Chef star host Padma Lakshmi with a threat to “smash your pretty little face.”
Read moreAviation security officers at O’Hare and Midway airports sued Chicago on Thursday over a decision to strip them of their police title and functions after O’Hare officers violently dragged a Louisville doctor off a United Airlines flight.
Read moreJust as it upheld Indiana’s anti-union Right-to-Work law, the Seventh Circuit found that Wisconsin’s identical legislation is constitutional.
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A Maryland appeals court upheld an injunction against a labor union that staged mass demonstrations against Walmart in company stores and parking lots.
Read moreThe National Labor Relations Board accuses Omni Hotels Management Corporation dba Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia in a federal complaint of union busting.
Read moreProtesters outside parliament have thrown boxes of fish at police during a demonstration ahead of a vote on new austerity measures.
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Reviving claims over a defunct airline’s pension plan, the Second Circuit found Tuesday that a former World Airways worker sued the Teamsters union within the legal timeframe.
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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