U.S. Department of Labor Blog

A new initiative of the Office Employment Disability Policy is helping develop and test innovative strategies in apprenticeship programs to provide people with disabilities the skills for high-demand careers.

Supporting apprenticeships for people with disabilities is one way we can help the 450,000 job seekers with disabilities learn in-demand skills and connect them with quality career opportunities.

On this Veterans Day, we honor those who have defended the American people and the freedoms we are privileged to enjoy. We also recognize those employers who have made the commitment to recruit, hire, and retain our veterans with family-sustaining careers.

The Department honors the memory of Alan Lebowitz, the first Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Employee Benefits Security Administration.

For 29 years, the ADA has helped ensure the full participation of people with disabilities in all aspects of community life, including employment.

Twenty years ago, the Supreme Court declared that people with disabilities are entitled to the same rights and choices as all Americans.

At the U.S. Department of Labor, we’re eager to adopt and implement the latest technologies.

In the spirit of raising awareness on how to better support individuals on the autism spectrum in the workplace, ODEP has provided a list of helpful resources and tools.

During National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we recommit to ensuring all Americans can access good, safe, family-sustaining jobs.

As an apprentice, Adriana helped patients problem-solve better ways to live healthfully and address barriers to care.