A union established RLA discrimination when an offsite brawl resulted in the suspension of its leadership, but not a pro-railway member, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court […]
A school district was not liable for negligent hiring or negligent supervision because a high school teacher had a sexual relationship with one of his students, […]
Organizations considering whether to add abortion-related benefits, such as out-of-state travel to a jurisdiction where abortion laws are more accommodating, should keep in mind several compliance […]
The British Columbia Labor Relations Code now allows single-step certification of unions when the union can demonstrate support of 55 percent or more of the bargaining […]
An arbitration agreement contained in the employee handbook of Nationwide Motor Sales Corp. failed because the signature page indicated that Nationwide could unilaterally change its terms, […]
Conclusory allegations of gender discrimination are not sufficient to allow a plaintiff to survive summary judgment, according to the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Source: […]
While an employee with mild COVID symptoms did not have a disability, an employee experiencing more severe symptoms or long COVID-19 might be protected under California […]