Target Corp.‘s grocery delivery platform Shipt Inc. cannot force a worker to arbitrate a lawsuit she filed on behalf of the state of California that alleges the company incorrectly classified employees as independent contractors, a state appellate court said Thursday.

United Parcel Service cannot avoid a citation and fine issued by California’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health over improper footwear policies for workers moving heavy crates, a state appellate court said Thursday.

Milwaukee and its former police chief may have engaged in race discrimination when they failed to hire a Black police captain for a communications position similar to the job the chief had recently moved him out of, the Eastern District of Wisconsin ruled.

Facebook Inc. whistle-blower Frances Haugen has received plaudits from Congress and appeared prepared and confident in interviews and testimony. But her experience is far from typical for employees seeking to hold Big Tech accountable. Just ask Chelsey Glasson, who sued Google for discrimination.

United Airlines Inc. and a group of employees who alleged religious and disability discrimination in the airline’s mandatory Covid-19 vaccination policy were ordered to try to settle the workers’ federal lawsuit.

An Advance Auto Parts Inc. subsidiary was sued in Virginia federal court over its 401(k) plan by two participants who say the plan offers overly expensive funds and pays excessive fees to service providers.