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National Apprenticeship Week. Nov. 13-19, 2023

Celebrate National Apprenticeship Week Nov. 13-19

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Enforcement is Key to Ending Global Child Labor

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Data Spotlight: Growing Food Service Jobs

Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su hosts a roundtable with AA and NHPI leaders to discuss how to better protect, train and empower AA and NHPI workers. She is sitting between two other women named Krystal Ka’ai and Christina Chen.

Lifting Up AA and NHPI Workers’ Voices

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How WHD Helped Angela and Can Help You

Jamie Benefiel - Jun 27, 2023
Working over 40 hours a week without overtime pay, Angela had the courage to stand up for her rights and file a complaint with the Wage and Hour Division.

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8 Tips for Protecting Your Retirement Savings Online

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As part of Internet Safety Awareness Month, here are 8 tips to help you reduce the risk of fraud or loss to your retirement account.

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10 Jobs That Get You Outside

Michael Rieley - Jun 23, 2023
If you love being outside – and don’t love the idea of working indoors – here are some growing jobs to consider.

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Supporting LGBTQI+ Workers Nationwide

Leah Carpio-Hernandez - Jun 23, 2023
I have reached many of my career goals working as a federal employee, and at the Department of Labor, I’ve found a safe place to grow as an LGBTQI+ professional. 

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New ID Proofing Options Expand Equity in Accessing Benefits

Akanksha Sharma - Jun 23, 2023
Through partnerships with USPS and GSA, we're providing new options for people to prove their identity and obtain government services.

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Celebrating Caribbean American Trailblazers

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During the month of June, we celebrate Caribbean Americans pioneers and advocates.

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Supporting LGBTQI+ Workers’ Mental Health

Matt Lewis - Jun 20, 2023
Learn about three ways to support LGBTQI+ colleagues' mental health at work.

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Celebrating Racial Justice and Equality on Juneteenth

Alaysia Black Hackett - Jun 14, 2023
Ahead of Juneteenth, we're celebrating the history, culture and achievements of Black Americans and our nation’s long march toward racial equity.

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Celebrating and Supporting Our LGBTQI+ Co-Workers

Anthony Golden - Jun 13, 2023
Protecting LGBTQI+ workers and ending discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity is an important part of our mission – not just during Pride Month, but all year round.

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