The Trump administration's immigration policies could lead to changes in how the National Labor Relations Board investigates and prosecutes cases that involve immigrant workers, and could make it less likely that those workers participate in agency proceedings, experts said.
The Second Circuit ruled it will stay out of an appeal challenging a $5 million judgment in a wage case against a New York City restaurant operator, saying that a lower court didn't give a final say when it conditionally dismissed the federal claims.
California's worker-friendly employee classification test doesn't violate the dormant commerce and equal protection clauses of the U.S. Constitution, the Ninth Circuit ruled Friday, upholding the lower court denial of a preliminary injunction.