The Washington, D.C., Circuit on Tuesday left intact the dismissal of a race discrimination case brought by a former sales director for a senior care company, though one judge cautioned courts against discounting harassment evidence because the conduct wasn't directed at the employee bringing the claim.
The newly Republican-majority National Labor Relations Board should reverse a Biden-era ruling that made it easier for unions to win bargaining orders in unfair labor practice cases involving organizing drives, an agency attorney told the NLRB, asking it to use an Amazon-Teamsters dispute to overturn its 2023 Cemex ruling.
Former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer failed to prohibit harassment in the workplace, had an inappropriate and unprofessional relationship with a member of her protective detail and combined personal and official travel, the U.S. Labor Department's internal watchdog said in a report following the secretary's resignation.