Workers' Compensation

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Collage with black and white photos: On the left, fire engines attempt to extinguish the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. On the right, Crystal Eastman poses for a photo
Her “grand bargain” framework remains the foundation of the workers’ compensation system in the United States.
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Two black and white photos. On the left, three men in uniforms check for radioactive contaminants using handheld machinery and a large early computer-type device. On the right, one male and two female workers place small devices into slots in a cabinet along a wall. A sign reads, “Are your pocket meters in proper slots?”
Recognizing the sacrifices made by nuclear weapons workers and their family members in the interest of our national defense.
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Wearing firefighting gear, Airman 1st Class Nicolette Chilson and Airman 1st Class William Phelp stand in front of a firetruck at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. U.S. Air Force Photo by Airman 1st Class Trevor Bell.
We're making it quicker and simpler for injured federal workers to get the benefits they’re owed.
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Inihain Sa Wages and Benefits, Workers' comp • Ng: Christopher J. Godfrey •
Black and white 1940s photo showing a crowd of men in work clothes clustered inside an office. There are so many that they are spilling out the door.
One important part of history not shown in the movie “Oppenheimer” is the sacrifice made by tens of thousands of nuclear weapons workers.
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Inihain Sa Wages and Benefits, Workers' comp • Ng: Daniel T. Gresh •
A desk with a laptop, clipboard, a judge's hammer and the scales of justice.
For 50 years and counting, our Benefits Review Board has helped ensure workers and their families receive a fair and impartial outcome – and the benefits they deserve – after
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Inihain Sa DOL • Ng: Tiffany Koebel •
An OSHA inspector visits a home destroyed by a tornado to check on workers during cleanup and recovery efforts.
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.
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