A National Labor Relations Board regional director set a new election after a hearing officer found that Amazon improperly pressured workers at its Bessemer, Ala., warehouse to oppose unionizing in the first election.
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A Tesla factory worker alleges sexual harassment is rampant in a rare lawsuit. Now other women are stepping forward.
Jessica Barraza said co-workers commented on her body and touched her inappropriately; supervisors and HR failed to put a stop to the behavior, she alleges
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The Great Resignation Is Great for Low-Paid Workers
An estimated 3% of American workers quit their jobs in September, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported last week.(2)That’s the highest percentage since the BLS started keeping track two decades ago.
U.S. workers have been striking in startling numbers. Will that continue?
Looking at more than 100 years of data, we found several factors associated with strikes.
Nearing Monday coronavirus vaccine deadline, thousands of federal workers seek religious exemptions to avoid shots
With a Monday deadline looming, high percentages of federal workers are reporting they have been vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Trail Blazers launch investigation of president Neil Olshey over workplace conduct
The Portland Trail Blazers launched an independent investigation of team president Neil Olshey over alleged workplace misconduct, according to multiple people with knowledge of the investigation.
Texas judge rules religious businesses exempt from LGBTQ bias claims
For-profit businesses with sincerely held religious beliefs are exempt from LGBTQ discrimination liability under a decision this week by a federal judge in Texas.
MIT expert on work says any boss who thinks employees will return to offices is dreaming
A few companies will insist on a return to the workplace — to their detriment, says Thomas Malone
Facebook to pay more than $14 million in Justice Dept. settlement over discrimination against American workers
Facebook has agreed to pay penalties totaling more than $14 million under a settlement with the Justice Department over findings that the social media behemoth’s hiring practices intentionally discriminated against Americans in favor of foreign workers, U.S. officials said Tuesday.
Powering the picket line: Workers are turning to tech in their labor battles
Employee activists are using digital tools like Facebook, Twitter, Signal and Zoom to fuel solidarity.
Strikes are sweeping the labor market as workers wield new leverage
The labor activism runs the gamut of American industry, powered by the same grievances about wages, benefits and quality of life driving the Great Resignation
Jury orders Tesla to pay more than $130 million in discrimination suit, which alleged racist epithets and hostile work environment
The verdict was handed down Monday in federal court in California
Diversity in the Workplace: Talent Acquisition & Workplace Pipeline with Laura Fuentes
Traditional recruitment is changing amidst the coronavirus pandemic, rapid technological change and growing social movements.
The Nationals fired employees who wouldn’t get vaccinated. Two now plan a legal challenge.
Two former minor league coaches for the Washington Nationals planned to file a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on Friday over the termination of their contracts, which came after they did not comply with an organization-wide vaccine mandate that was implemented in August.
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