Boeing CEO’s Candid Admission: ‘Far From Perfect’ Culture Before Senate Hearing

The CEO of beleaguered aerospace company Boeing is facing a Senate hearing this week due to serious concerns about safety and production issues at company factories. An Apology from Boeing Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun is set to apologize for the failures of the world’s largest airplane manufacturer at a US Senate sub-committee hearing this week. … Read more

Apple Reaches First-Ever US Union Contract Agreement in the Company’s History

In a historic moment for Apple workers, a group of Apple store employees in Maryland reached the first union labor contract agreement in the company’s history this week. First Union Deal for Apple Workers Apple reached a tentative agreement with unionized retail employees in Maryland last week, signaling the first labor deal that the company … Read more

Justice for Drivers: Amazon Faces Legal Battle with 15,000 Workers

An arbitration claim against Amazon representing 15,000 drivers has been filed this week, which could change how the e-commerce giant classifies its workers. Arbitration Against Amazon More than 15,000 drivers contracted with Amazon Flex have collectively filed arbitration claims against the company on Tuesday, claiming that their job positions have been misclassified. Misclassified Contractors Lawyers … Read more

Former Executive Sues Frito-Lay Over Flamin’ Hot Cheetos Origin Story

One man is seeking legal action against the company behind Flamin Hot Cheetos, over claims that the company wrongfully denied his involvement in the spicy snacks creation. Flamin’ Hot Cheetos Fight A former executive at PepsiCo, the parent company of Frito-Lay, has filed suit against the company over claims that he invented the highly popular … Read more

Discriminatory ‘Whites Only’ Job Post Lands Virginia Tech Company in Hot Water

One viral job post advertising for “white” candidates only has led to a civil lawsuit against the company that posted it. Tech Company vs. DOJ A tech company based in Virginia is facing civil penalties via the US Justice Department, after circulating a job post that called for only “white” candidates. A Controversial Job Post … Read more

Historic $2.7 Billion NCAA Settlement: How College Athletes Will Benefit

The NCAA is on the cusp of settling a historic lawsuit that could signal a large payday for thousands of student athletes. Potential Billion Dollar Settlement Student-athletes across the US could be looking at hefty payouts from the National Collegiate Athletics Association, after the association moved to settle three antitrust lawsuits. NCAA and the ‘Power … Read more

Disneyland Narrowly Avoids First Strike in 40 Years

Last week a strike was authorized by Disney park and resort workers, but recent negotiations have sidestepped a potential worker stoppage at one of the world’s biggest entertainment companies. An Agreement Reached Disneyland employees have reached an agreement with Walt Disney Co., just days after voting to authorize a strike at Disneyland theme parks and … Read more