U.S. Department of Labor Blog

All workers have the right to raise concerns if they believe their rights are being violated in the workplace. Learn how the Labor Department defends the right of workers to speak up.

How much do you know about the Labor Department's history?

Becoming a veteran-ready employer provides a tremendous return on investment. See why hiring veterans is good for business and how to get started.

The Women’s Bureau has been asking women about their experiences during the pandemic and what support they need going forward. Here are their stories.

The executive director of a community organization receiving Susan Harwood Training Grant program funds shares about her experience reaching nail salon workers with important safety and health information.

A new toolkit explores common concerns and provides resources for people with disabilities as they seek to obtain or maintain employment and financial stability.

So far this year, nine miners have been killed and 185 have been injured in accidents involving powered haulage equipment. Join us for a national Stand Down for Safety Day on July 20 to help save lives and prevent injuries.

The Job Accommodation Network (JAN) is the leading source of free, expert and confidential guidance on workplace accommodations for people with disabilities. ODEP funds us, but our history predates both the agency and the ADA.

If you have long COVID-19, what’s important to know is that even if you don’t think of yourself as having a disability, you may meet the Americans with Disabilities Act definition.