During National Workforce Development Month, we highlight the education, training and skills Americans need to advance their careers.

With the permanent extension of the coal excise tax, President Biden has made a significant investment in the security of the Black Lung Disability Trust Fund for years to come.

The agricultural sector remains one of the most dangerous with hundreds of fatalities occurring each year, many related to transportation related incidents. The Wage and Hour Division is working hard to prevent these tragedies.

Sept. 20 marks the halfway point for our four-month Cybersecurity Apprenticeship Sprint. To date, we've worked with 240+ organizations and 1,600 career seekers interested apprenticeship.

September is National Recovery Month. The Department of Labor supports the millions of working families impacted by substance use disorders, every month.

Federal law requires employers – management – and consultants to file “Surveillance Reports” to report certain expenditures and arrangements they make in connection with labor disputes.

We're updating our Severe Violator Enforcement Program to hold accountable employers who repeatedly disregard their workers' safety and health.

A great career with competitive wages doesn't always have to include college.

We’ve recovered over $5 million for workers under an initiative focusing on workers who support businesses by cleaning, providing security or doing landscaping.

Unions improve the well-being of workers and support the mission of the U.S. Department of Labor in many ways.