U.S. Department of Labor Blog
Here are three ways we’re making sure those who serve have the employment support they need when they transition back into civilian life.
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Reflecting on the anniversary of the ADA, Secretary Acosta affirms the Department's commitment to ensuring more Americans with disabilities experience the independence, pride, and community that come with having a job.
After serving two tours in Iraq, a flexible apprenticeship program is helping Army Reservist Kyle Horn get the training and education he needs for the job he always wanted.
Job Corps helped Holly get a job she loves - without a college degree.
After an apprenticeship, Brenda Bowens is winning at work – and helping others follow in her path to success.
Someone who has the right social media instincts can turn those skills into an exciting career. Here's a closer look at some of the occupations that involve social media.
The Family and Medical Leave Act helps workers like Luc, a security guard in Boston, when they need time off to care for themselves or loved ones.
A new report from the Small Business Administration highlights the impact of women-owned businesses on the U.S. economy.
A construction apprenticeship is paving the way to a fulfilling new career for Theus Dillon.
Through an apprenticeship with the U.S. Navy, this Philadelphia native has learned valuable professional skills.
