A flight attendants union's objection to Spirit Airlines' planned $10 million sale of employee data to Google for use in training artificial intelligence presents novel legal questions and a chance for unions to influence employee privacy standards at an early stage, experts said.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed double the number of religious discrimination lawsuits on behalf of Jewish workers since the start of the second Trump administration than it did during the decade prior, EEOC Chair Andrea Lucas said Wednesday at a Duane Morris LLP seminar.
A Ninth Circuit panel is expected to ask about whether goods at a facility came to rest and thus interrupted the flow of interstate commerce, during arguments over whether warehouse workers are exempt from federal arbitration requirements, attorneys said.