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Court Strikes Down Trump Administration Rule to Benefit Wage Violators
Recent Trump Administration efforts to chip away at employee protections under federal law faced a setback earlier this month. A […]
Judge Orders Uber and Lyft to Treat Drivers as Employees
On August 10, a California judge issued a remarkable order blocking Uber and Lyft from continuing to misclassify their drivers […]
Ashley Judd’s Sexual Harassment Case Against Harvey Weinstein Can Go Forward
Earlier this week, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the district court dismissal of actor Ashley Judd’s sexual harassment […]
Workers Sue Whole Foods After Being Disciplined for Wearing Black Lives Matter Masks
Employees of Whole Foods have filed a class action lawsuit against the supermarket for race discrimination and retaliation after they were allegedly […]
Court Forces Jones Day to Produce Salary Documents in Gender Discrimination Suit
Last week, U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss ruled from the bench that Jones Day must produce salary information for all […]
Hope for Workers’ Wage Claims for Commute Time
Earlier this month, the California Court of Appeal found that workers may be entitled to pay and reimbursements for time […]
