Labor Rights Week is about educating workers throughout the U.S. on their rights to a safe and healthful workplace and the full payment of wages – no matter where they’re from.

While the March on Washington's impact on racial justice in America is widely acknowledged, its focus on jobs is less often remembered. But for many of the event's organizers and participants, racial justice and economic opportunity were inseparable.

During Labor Rights Week 2023, Aug. 28-Sept. 1, help us get the word out that ALL workers in the United States have rights.

The Apprentice Trailblazer Initiative will create a national network of apprentices and show how apprenticeships increase opportunities for all communities.

If you are not sure you’re financially ready or what to do to make sure you have a secure retirement, EBSA has resources that can help.

Whether you are driving off-road vehicles, hiking, or walking in national forests or parks—it is never safe to explore an abandoned mine.

The Department of Labor is committed to strengthening our unemployment insurance system and protecting workers.

This Safe + Sound Week, we're exploring three key issues of gender equity in the workplace that relate to occupational safety and health.

Here are five quick tips to help attract veterans to your organization.

Late last year, when workers at Zenimax indicated they wanted to form a union, Microsoft stayed neutral through the organizing campaign.