As we reflect on Black History Month, I draw inspiration from the stories of leaders who helped to improve working conditions for Black workers.

These workers stood up for their rights in the face of wage theft.

Soul Train, Rosa Parks and a legacy of advocacy: An employee in our Office of Disability Employment Policy shares her perspective on the importance of Black History Month.

Cloud migration is a top priority at the Labor Department. It saves taxpayer dollars and is also an important measure on the latest FITARA scorecard.

With 169 million migrant workers across the globe, making up nearly 5% of the workforce worldwide, we need sensible, sustainable, rights-based policies.

The low-wage workers who make the Super Bowl possible are often at risk of wage theft, labor trafficking, illegal child labor and other labor violations. We work hard to protect workers in low-wage industries, and we’re staying vigilant in Las Vegas as the Super Bowl approaches.

BuildRI has been creating good jobs in the construction industry, training skilled workers and investing in local communities for two decades. Find out the key to their success.

When we work to prevent and combat human trafficking, we build a fairer economy and help make workplaces better for everyone, everywhere.

January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness and amplify collaborative efforts to end human trafficking across the nation and support victims.

A recent executive order on AI outlined a strategy to manage its risks and harness its benefits. Here are five ways the Labor Department's AI actions align.