Workers Memorial Day honors those injured or lost on the job and reflects on the ongoing need for strong workplace health and safety protections.

The right accommodations can make apprenticeship accessible to Americans with disabilities.

National Apprenticeship Week 2026 will highlight how Registered Apprenticeship drives economic growth across all industries.

For five years, the Employment Navigator and Partnership program has supported transitioning service members and their spouses.

Faith-based organizations face specific workplace needs. Our guidance can help these employers select retirement plans for their organizations.

In an event featuring a screening of the film “City of Dreams,” the Wage and Hour Division raised awareness about labor trafficking and their efforts to combat exploitation.

New OSHA initiatives empowering workers and employers will help build a proactive culture of safety.

A new online tool shows how large labor unions manage their finances.

Deputy Secretary Keith Sonderling reflects on a year of progress for American workers.

We’re honoring the heroes who shaped our nation’s history.