Recreational Equipment Inc. workers at a store in San Diego, Calif. voted to unionize in the midst of ongoing tension between the outdoor equipment company and the United Food and Commercial Workers.

The Labor Department has created a longer financial disclosure form for the largest unions to use, altering the way labor reports its finances to the federal government.

The USDA’s push to accelerate line speeds at meat processing facilities will put more pressure on OSHA, as safety advocates warn faster processing can worsen already high injury rates among workers.

A new Trump policy declaring approval of green cards within the US an exceptional benefit upends legislative history and court precedent, making it a likely target of legal challenges.

A federal judge declined to immediately block enforcement of a New Jersey law that requires cannabis businesses to sign labor peace agreement, but appeared skeptical that the regulation was allowed under federal law.

The White House is proposing a far-reaching rewrite of the rules on federal grants, consolidating its power over who benefits from federal financial assistance and what they can do with that money.