Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer is facing the biggest crisis of her tenure.

A district court judge in California over the holidays granted the National Labor Relations Board’s request to block a law empowering a state agency to adjudicate labor disputes when the federal agency cannot act.

The Trump administration’s standoff with states over artificial intelligence may leave employers caught in the middle.

The Trump administration’s recent attempts to overhaul visa programs are rankling higher education groups who fear plans for increased vetting are unclear and risk pushing away top talent.

Bipartisan concern is brewing on Capitol Hill after the Labor Department signaled that it may reconsider a Biden-era rule aimed at protecting miners from toxic silica dust.

While this past weekend kicked off the holiday season, retail chains, the service sector and other employers have spent weeks staffing up to meet the crush of consumer demand.

Federal-sector unions are supporting an effort to secure bargaining rights for Pentagon employees as lawmakers finalize last-minute amendments to the military's must-pass legislation.

The end of the record-setting government shutdown has set the stage for a renewed focus on the controversies surrounding the federal agency charged with protecting the rights of private sector workers.