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Kevin Dubina - Sep 15, 2021
BLS projects there will be nearly 36 million Hispanic workers in the labor force by 2030, up from 10.7 million in 1990. During Hispanic Heritage Month, learn more about their vital contributions to our economy.
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Gundeep Ahluwalia - Sep 14, 2021
A look at how we’re using cutting-edge technologies to better serve the public.
Jennifer Sheehy - Sep 13, 2021
Highlights from a conversation between ODEP Deputy Assistant Secretary Jennifer Sheehy and Kathy Martinez, who served as ODEP’s assistant secretary from 2009 to 2015.
Tanya Lowe - Sep 13, 2021
For 20 years, our National Contact Center has been answering questions about unemployment, wages, workplace safety and health, pension and health benefits—and much more.
Tiffany Koebel - Sep 13, 2021
If your community has been affected by a severe storm, flood or other disaster, the U.S. Department of Labor has resources that can help.
Richard Mendelson - Sep 10, 2021
OSHA's Rich Mendelson reflects on his experience leading the Manhattan Area Office on 9/11 and lessons learned.
Ali Khawar - Sep 09, 2021
Your health insurance plan may cover the mental health or substance abuse services or treatment you need, thanks to the federal law on mental health parity.
Jim Frederick, Karena Lorek, Kristina Lenoch - Sep 08, 2021
Fact: Men working in construction have one of the highest suicide rates. During Suicide Prevention Month, OSHA is raising awareness about the importance of mental health safety in the workplace.
Secretary Marty Walsh - Sep 03, 2021
With an average growth of 750,000 jobs in the last three months and the lowest unemployment rate since the pandemic began, the Biden Administration is continuing to get Americans back to work.