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• April 29, 2025

  USPTO Flouted Labor Law At Examiner Meeting, Union Says

  The labor union representing the federal government's patent examiners has filed a formal complaint alleging a representative for the union was blocked from being able to talk at a meeting between the workers and the federal patent office.

• April 29, 2025

  6th Circ. Reopens Ex-Mich. County Worker's Firing Challenge

  The Sixth Circuit partially revived a former Michigan county department head's lawsuit claiming he was fired because he was in his 50s, finding Tuesday that while his age bias claim can't proceed, a reasonable jury could find he wasn't given an adequate opportunity to challenge his termination before it was finalized.

• April 29, 2025

  Kroger-Owned Chain Fights To Keep UFCW Suit Alive

  The Kroger-owned grocery chain King Soopers urged a Colorado federal judge Tuesday to preserve its lawsuit against a United Food and Commercial Workers local, saying the company can prove that the union is placing unlawful pressure on it to bargain with multiple locals at once.

• April 29, 2025

  Workday Bias Suit May Gain Collective Status

  A federal judge appeared inclined Tuesday to greenlight a collective action from job applicants over 40 who say they were unlawfully steered away from jobs by a Workday hiring tool, saying she saw a "common answer" applying across the proposed group.

• April 29, 2025

  Trump Can't Reorganize Gov't Without Congress, Groups Say

  President Donald Trump lacks the power to reorganize the executive branch and push for mass terminations of workers when Congress hasn't given its blessing, unions and other groups told a California federal court.

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