U.S. Department of Labor Blog

OSHA and the CDC issued guidance to reduce the risk of coronavirus exposure in the meatpacking and meat processing industries.

To celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month, the Office of Disability Employment Policy hosted a discussion with tech experts and industry leaders on accessible technology that can help build a future that works for all Americans.

Assistant Secretary of Labor for the Office of Public Affairs Bob Bozzuto responded to a New Yorker article.

National Apprenticeship Week is Nov. 8-14! This nationwide celebration is a chance to demonstrate your support for apprenticeship. Learn more about planning and promoting an event.

Flu activity tends to rise in October and then peak between December and February. Use these tips to keep workers safe and limit the flu’s spread.

Need time off from work because of a serious health condition or to care for a family member? You may be entitled to protections under federal law.

The Bureau of International Labor Affairs is adding five goods produced by forced labor in China to the 2020 List of Goods Produced by Child Labor or Forced Labor.

The opioid epidemic continues to take a heavy toll on American families and communities, but we’ve seen some promising signs of improvement in recent years.

October is National Retirement Security Month. No matter what stage of your career you are in, we have resources on saving for retirement that can help you prepare for your financial future.

National Disability Employment Awareness Month was first celebrated 75 years ago! As we celebrate NDEAM 2020, learn more about how we can increase opportunity for people with disabilities.