U.S. Department of Labor Blog

Here are five numbers that help explain the current state of the American job market.

Our Women’s Bureau was founded 101 years ago. As we look toward the next hundred years of service, Women’s Bureau Director Wendy Chun-Hoon discusses the agency’s unique opportunity to create new and better solutions for working women.

LGBTQ+ activists have a proud history of supporting the American labor rights movement.

Providing essential protections to essential workers is at the heart of our mission. Learn more about our renewed efforts to protect workers on the front lines.

Immigrant workers have long contributed a great deal to our communities and are a critical part of our economy. But far too often their work is undervalued and their rights ignored. As a nation built by immigrants, we have to do better.

Many growing careers focus on protecting workers and the general public. Here are 10 safety-related occupations that all pay at least the median annual wage.

Pride Month is a chance to celebrate and honor the work of LGBTQ+ people as we fight every day for equity and inclusion in society, in the law and in our workplaces.

If your workplace is in the path of a hurricane, do you have a plan to keep workers safe? Follow these hurricane prep steps.

On Memorial Day, we honor those who sacrificed everything so we could go on living in a land where our rights are protected and our dreams are within reach. All of us are indebted to them.

We’re committed to helping people with mental health conditions find and succeed in employment.