Employment and Training

During this year’s global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, we are elevating ways employers can prevent gender-based violence and harassment and support safe and healthy workplaces.

National Apprenticeship Week recognizes the transformative power of Registered Apprenticeship. Here are highlights from this year's celebrations.

Older women are critical to the care infrastructure of the U.S. This care is crucial for the care recipients themselves; but more broadly, it allows employees to work and thrive, and the U.S. economy to function.

Our "Tools for Building an Equitable Infrastructure Workforce: Gender Equity Strategies as a Model" provides information on the barriers women face in accessing male-dominated infrastructure careers, along with strategies and resources for overcoming them.

The earn-while-you-learn model of Registered Apprenticeship offers an excellent opportunity for veterans starting their civilian careers.

Registered Apprenticeship is a key strategy in meeting our nation’s workforce needs in key industries such as education, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, clean energy, cybersecurity, and other high-needs sectors.

Caregivers provide essential services many of us rely on but better data is needed to make informed policy decisions and improve care jobs.

If you are a veteran, transitioning service member, military spouse or caregiver, we can help you reach your employment potential.

Aerospace is a crucial and expanding industry that offers many opportunities for steady, good-paying jobs. Registered Apprenticeship offers a solution for both employers and jobseekers.

Then-Women's Bureau Director Esther Peterson played a critical role in writing the “American Women” report.