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President Joe Biden, flanked by union members and labor leaders, signs an Executive Order to promote good jobs. Signs around him say "Investing in America" and "Good jobs, better pay." (Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz)

Why workers and employers needed a Good Jobs Executive Order

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of National Apprenticeship Week!

Several workers sit and talk with Acting Secretary Su at The Venetian Resort. One worker’s red shirt, seen from the back, has the words “Culinary Union #226. Unite Here! Bartenders Union #165.”

New data shows workers want unions – and we support them

Close-up of a hand signing an employment contract.

Taking action against coercive 'fine print' provisions

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A collage showing several Hillsborough County educators and HCTA union members prepare certification portfolios. They sit at tables with laptops and notes.

The Gift of Technology & Leadership for Teachers: CTechEd

Darnice Marsh, Andrew Hasty - May 08, 2023
During this Teacher Appreciation Week, the Labor-Management Partnership Program is spotlighting CTechEd.

Cooking Up New Opportunities

Office of Public Affairs - May 08, 2023
Jacob, a graduate of the STRIVE Future Leaders workforce development program, on his experience learning about careers in the culinary arts.

Sepia-toned photo of Elizabeth Hayes carrying a coat and purse. She has short, curly hair and is wearing a decorative jacket over a collared blouse.

How Dr. Betty Fought for Coal Miners

Jennifer Menard - May 05, 2023
Dr. Elizabeth Hayes was a fierce public health advocate who fought for coal miners and their families in the 1940s.

A federal firefighter standing on some fallen trees and debris, trying to put out a forest fire

A Thank You to Our Public Servants

Christopher J. Godfrey - May 05, 2023
This May 7-13 is Public Service Recognition Week, a time to thank those in public service for all that they do to serve their communities and our country.

A middle-aged worker in a checked shirt sits in a room full of pallets and tools, holding his head in his hand with a stressed expression on his face.

Good Headspace Helps Make a Safe Workplace

Doug Parker - May 04, 2023
It’s time to recognize mental health hazards as occupational hazards. During Mental Health Awareness Month, learn about resources to help reduce workplace stress and support workers' mental health.

Building mental-health-friendly workplaces.

Mental Health at Work: Raising Awareness of Current Resources

Tanya Goldman - May 01, 2023
We have resources to help employers create workplaces that prioritize mental health.

Photo of two construction workers using fall protection, including harnesses and helmets. The text is "May 1-5. 10 years. National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction. osha.gov/PreventFallsNow

Join the 10th Annual #StandDown4Safety

Damon Bonneau - Apr 28, 2023
Join us May 1-5 to spread the word about the dangers of construction falls and how to prevent them.

Two people shake hands while seated at a table. A mediator is visible behind them.

Best Practices for Employers to Prevent and Address Retaliation

Jennifer A. Abruzzo, Charlotte A. Burrows, Jessica Looman, Seema Nanda, Doug Parker - Apr 28, 2023
Combating retaliation against workers who report violations of labor and employment laws is essential to achieving our agencies’ missions.

Wanda Engracia speaks at a podium. Her 18-year-old daughter Samatha stands beside her, holding a photo of her deceased father, with a hand on her mother's shoulder.

More Than a Number: Honoring Workers We’ve Lost

Doug Parker - Apr 27, 2023
As we join the families of fallen workers in remembering their loved ones this Workers Memorial Day, we know reflection is not enough. We must also commit to action to keep other families from suffering similar losses.

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