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How a Job Corps Center Equipped Me With the Tools for Lifetime Success

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training (skills, career development, job training)

Daniella Pierre

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Screenshot of Daniella Pierre in her video for the Department of Labor on the benefits she experienced through Job Corps.

Daniella Pierre shares how Job Corps supported her in earning a degree and finding a meaningful career path.

Protecting Garment Workers from Systemic Abuse

Workplace Rights

Wage and Hour Issues

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Paul Chang

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Bertha Gonzalez (right) receives a check for back wages from Kimchi Bui, district director for the Wage and Hour Division in Los Angeles.

California's new Garment Worker Protection Act protects workers from abusive labor practices.

ODEP at 20: Leading Voices – Dr. Roy Grizzard

Disability employment

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Jennifer Sheehy

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Dr. Roy Grizzard

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

5 Critical Resources for Working Families

Employment and Training

Wages and Benefits

Working families

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Office of Public Affairs

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A dad returning home from work greets his two children with a hug

During National Work and Family Month, we're highlighting Department of Labor resources all working families should know about.