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National Apprenticeship Week. Nov 17-23, 2024

Registered Apprenticeship: 10 Years of Engagement, Expansion and Innovation

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New data shows workers want unions – and we support them

President Joe Biden, flanked by union members and labor leaders, signs an Executive Order to promote good jobs. Signs around him say "Investing in America" and "Good jobs, better pay." (Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz)

Why workers and employers needed a Good Jobs Executive Order

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Power in Solidarity

Office of Public Affairs - Oct 06, 2021
We asked Amy Waters, a member of National Nurses Organizing Committee/National Nurses United and a participant in a DOL roundtable, to share her experience with organizing and how their union has supported them.

America’s Recovery: Powered by Inclusion. National Disability Employment Awareness Month. On a red background, a tan outline of the United States, with a diverse collection of people lining the edges of the outline.

ODEP at 20: Driving Change Through NDEAM

Taryn M. Williams - Oct 01, 2021
Join us in celebrating America’s workers with disabilities, and their critical goal in powering a complete and inclusive recovery, during National Disability Employment Awareness Month.

ODEP at 20: Leading Voices – Dr. Roy Grizzard

Jennifer Sheehy - Oct 01, 2021
Highlights from a conversation between Jennifer Sheehy and Dr. Roy Grizzard, who served as ODEP's first assistant secretary from 2002 to 2007.

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5 Critical Resources for Working Families

Office of Public Affairs - Oct 01, 2021
During National Work and Family Month, we're highlighting Department of Labor resources all working families should know about.

Miajul, age 12 and from Shyamol Palli in the capital city of Dhaka, sorts through hazardous plastic waste to support his family during the pandemic-related lockdown.

3 Ways the Pandemic Exacerbates Child Labor

Thea Lee - Sep 29, 2021
Three ways COVID-19 has exacerbated child labor globally – and how we and our partners are responding.

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Supporting Mental Health at Job Corps

Rachel Torres - Sep 28, 2021
Job Corps share strategies they’re using to increase awareness of mental health, mitigate pandemic stress and keep students safe.

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Expanding Efforts to Ensure the Health and Safety of Hispanic Workers

Jim Frederick - Sep 27, 2021
Data shows Hispanic or Latino workers face an increased risk of work-related injuries and fatalities. OSHA is committed to providing training and resources to help these workers stay safe on the job.

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Employers: You Should Know About This Hiring Incentive

Yufanyi Nshom - Sep 24, 2021
Employers: Expand your workforce and earn a tax credit by hiring from certain groups. The right talent is waiting for you.

A worker who uses a wheelchair works in a high tech environment constructing solar panel components

Inclusive Apprenticeships: Increasing Access to Clean Energy Careers for People with Disabilities

Scott Michael Robertson - Sep 21, 2021
See how inclusive apprenticeship programs can benefit businesses in the clean energy sector and others.

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