U.S. Department of Labor Blog

As a sous chef apprentice, Conner Broduer is getting skills and making connections to support a successful culinary career – without breaking the bank.

Here are three ways we’re making sure those who serve have the employment support they need when they transition back into civilian life.

Reflecting on the anniversary of the ADA, Secretary Acosta affirms the Department's commitment to ensuring more Americans with disabilities experience the independence, pride, and community that come with having a job.

Job Corps helped Holly get a job she loves - without a college degree.

After an apprenticeship, Brenda Bowens is winning at work – and helping others follow in her path to success. 

The Family and Medical Leave Act helps workers like Luc, a security guard in Boston, when they need time off to care for themselves or loved ones. 

A construction apprenticeship is paving the way to a fulfilling new career for Theus Dillon.

Through an apprenticeship with the U.S. Navy, this Philadelphia native has learned valuable professional skills.

After welcoming a baby girl, Montana native Ryan Burrows sought a better-paying vocation. An electronic technician degree set him and his family on a new path. 

Through the on-site consultation program, OSHA collaborates with small and medium-sized employers to ensure safer, healthier workplace.