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A construction worker sits outside in the shade, holding his hard hat in one hand and drinking water from a clear plastic bottle.

8 things to know about OSHA’s proposed heat rule

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of National Apprenticeship Week!

2024 NDEAM poster shows a road leading to round photos of diverse disabled workers in various workplaces. Says “Access to Good Jobs for All, National Disability Employment Awareness Month, #NDEAM and dol.gov/odep."

Advancing Access to Good Jobs for All

Five workers wearing white use large rakes in a large pile of cotton.

New global child and forced labor reporting: 3 takeaways

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2022 TRAM attendees participate in a workshop on the gamification of safety and health training. The trainers sit around tables in a classroom, writing in notepads.

Mine Safety Experts Gather for Game-Changing Training

Angela Blair - Oct 12, 2022
Safety experts from mines across the country are gathering at the National Mine Health and Safety Academy to improve their skills and infuse their training programs with new ideas and materials.

A collage shows four Latinas at work - in a call center, on a farm, in a shop and in a restaurant kitchen.

Recognizing the Unique Employment Outcomes for Latinas in the Labor Force

Eleanor Delamater - Oct 12, 2022
We're shedding light on how subpopulations of Latinas differ in employment outcomes.

A farmworker helps harvest corn in a field.

Protecting the Workers Who Supply Our Nation

Jim Frederick - Oct 11, 2022
Our country depends on the vital service farmworkers provide in feeding America’s workforce. OSHA is committed to ensuring that these workers remain safe and healthy.

A group of union workers hold signs that read "union"

Workers Want to Organize, and We Have Resources to Help

Lynn Rhinehart - Oct 11, 2022
A new website aimed at getting workers the information they want and need on unions and collective bargaining is the first of its kind online resource center, with information on unions, the union advantage, and more.

Photo of a woman putting out her arm with two others.

Can the Department of Labor Strengthen the Nation's Workforce Development Infrastructure? Yes, WIOA Can!

Julie Su - Oct 11, 2022
Federal investments in infrastructure, clean energy, manufacturing and technology are poised to improve life.

September 2022: 263,000 jobs added. 3.5% unemployment rate. Source: BLS | dol.gov

September 2022 Jobs Report: Strong and Steady

Secretary Marty Walsh - Oct 07, 2022
With 10 million jobs added since President Biden took office and an average of more than 370,000 per month over the last three months, this economy continues to produce strong and steady job growth that benefits workers and their families.

A seated woman in a business jacket addresses the audience. Three other women on the panel listen attentively.

Equity in Focus Summit: Job Creation for a Just Society

Women's Bureau - Oct 07, 2022
Our recent summit focused on the importance of gender and racial equity in the workforce.

Bureau of International Labor Affairs: Celebrating 75 Years

ILAB at 75: A New Era of Global Action on Labor Rights

Secretary Marty Walsh - Oct 07, 2022
At 75, the Bureau of International Labor Affairs is ushering in a new era of global action on labor rights, including the rights to freely choose a union and collectively bargain for better wages and working conditions.

Secretary Walsh meets with a group of grantees

Doing Things Differently with Department of Labor Grants

Kate Swain-Smith - Oct 06, 2022
Under Secretary Walsh's leadership, we're making our competitive grants more accessible and ensuring they lead to positive outcomes for America’s workers.

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