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Inihain Sa Workplace Rights, Wage and Hour Issues • Ng: Seema Nanda •
A worker signs an employment contract while the employer points to the signature area.
Because mandatory arbitration is on the rise, there are more workplaces where the Labor Department provides the only viable avenue for meaningful legal recourse when workers' rights are violated.
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Inihain Sa Workplace Rights, Español • Ng: Jenny R. Yang •
A collage shows three women of different racial backgrounds engaged in different construction tasks. All are wearing safety gear.
OFCCP is committed to advancing pay equity through multiple critical efforts.
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Inihain Sa Workplace Rights • Ng: Seema Nanda •
An empty wood-paneled courtroom showing the judge's bench, and defendant's and plaintiff's tables.
To date, we've filed more than three dozen amicus briefs since January 2021 to enforce federal labor laws and protect workers.
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Inihain Sa Workplace Rights • Ng: Teresa Acuña •
worker.gov logo on a blue background
Worker.gov is a one-stop resource center to help workers understand their rights and access resources across the federal government
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Inihain Sa Safety and Health, Workplace Rights • Ng: Natalicia Tracy •
A woman wearing an orange shirt stands and gestures enthusiastically during a panel discussion at the Workers’ Voice Summit.
With the right resources and support, workers can raise their voices with confidence and trust we will have their backs when it comes to ensuring workplace safety and health.
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Inihain Sa Technology, Workplace Rights • Ng: Tanya Goldman •
An illustration of a group of workers using technology
The growth of Artificial Intelligence, including the use of algorithms and automated management systems, poses unique opportunities and challenges in the workplace.
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Inihain Sa International Labor, Workplace Rights • Ng: Thea Lee •
Thea Lee with Guatemalan Labor Minister Rafael Rodriguez.
Read about Thea Lee's visit to Guatemala and Honduras, where she met with government leaders, workers, unions, civil society actors, and employers on how we can build on past successes
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Inihain Sa Wage and Hour Issues, Workplace Rights • Ng: Brian Cleasby •
Diego Jimenez sitting on the front steps of a house.
Food service workers often lose wages when employers keep their tips, pay on a tips-only basis, deduct meal costs from wages for dine-and-dash patrons, and withhold overtime from salaried kitchen
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Inihain Sa Wage and Hour Issues, Workplace Rights, Español • Ng: Jessica Looman •
Three different workers in work gear.
Learn more about the Wage and Hour Division's new guidance in response to an increase in H-2B visas.
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Inihain Sa Workplace Rights, Safety and Health • Ng: Jessica Looman, Doug Parker •
Two workers pick berries in a misty field.
The U.S. Department of Labor joins others during National Farmworker Awareness Week to honor farmworkers across the country.
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