Employment and Training

At a recent event, we gathered military spouses to discuss career challenges and the best way to support them.

The Department of Labor’s investments are helping rural Americans can find good jobs in the communities they call home.   

The Employment and Training Administration’s 2030 Vision Convening illustrated how and why the workforce system is the “team that will change America.”

This year marks 50 years since a major milestone in our ongoing quest to advance access and equity for people with disabilities: the passage of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.

In February 2023, the Department of Labor’s Women’s Bureau conducted two listening sessions with doulas and doula servicing organizations. Here are five takeaways.

National Nurses Week provides an opportunity to call attention to the value of a well-trained, well-supported, sustainable care workforce. 

During Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we are spotlighting data on AA and NHPI workers with disabilities in skilled trade professions, which are critical for maintaining everyday infrastructure.

Jacob, a graduate of the STRIVE Future Leaders workforce development program, on his experience learning about careers in the culinary arts.

Ingeteam's Garan Chivinski and IBEW Local 2150's Mike Bruening share how their strong labor-management partnership is helping create good jobs for Milwaukee-based workers in the clean energy transition.

One of our YouthBuild grantees is teaching young people how to build eco-friendly tiny homes. We met up with 19-year-old Roberto C. Fabela to hear about his experiences in the program and the skills he's gained.