As we celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act on July 26, Jennifer Sheehy of the Department’s Office of Disability Employment Policy shares the importance of equal access and opportunity for all Americans.

To celebrate 100 years of working for working women, the Women’s Bureau has created an interactive visualization highlighting women’s participation in the workforce and top occupations since 1920.

Our newly revised Employer Guide to Hiring Veterans can help job creators design veteran-friendly workplaces and hire our nation’s heroes.

Through the Job Corps Scholars program, eligible youth (age 16-24) can enroll in a career technical training program to learn in-demand job skills at accredited public colleges.

Answers to four frequently asked questions about unemployment insurance benefits under the CARES Act.

During National Autism Awareness Month, learn more about resources to help young people and workers on the autism spectrum, employers, service providers and others.

In recognition of Small Business Saturday on November 30, here are seven Labor Department pages that can help you make sure your small business is complying with the law.

A new initiative of the Office Employment Disability Policy is helping develop and test innovative strategies in apprenticeship programs to provide people with disabilities the skills for high-demand careers.

Supporting apprenticeships for people with disabilities is one way we can help the 450,000 job seekers with disabilities learn in-demand skills and connect them with quality career opportunities.