Hispanic Heritage Month

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ยื่นแล้ว Safety and Health, Worker Safety and Health, Equity and inclusion, Español • โดย: Doug Parker •
Hispanic Heritage Month
One way we can honor and support Latino workers' fight for equity is by advancing worker protections.
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ยื่นแล้ว Special Initiatives, Equity and inclusion, Women • โดย: Alaysia Black Hackett •
Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic women have made significant contributions to the labor movement in America.
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ยื่นแล้ว Employment and Training, Disability employment, Data and Technology, Worker demographics • โดย: David Rosenblum, Felix Wu •
Data Spotlight. A chart moving upwards is in the background.
We're taking a look at Census Bureau data that shows how many disabled Hispanic individuals are currently working in skilled trade professions.
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ยื่นแล้ว Disability employment • โดย: Jackson Costa, David Rosenblum •
Graphic illustrating that approximately 1.1 million Hispanic adults with disabilities (age 16+) are currently working or want to work. For those employed, categories are broken down by full-time and part-time. Approximately 622,000 Hispanic adults with disabilities ages 16+ are working full-time and 199,000 are working part-time. Additionally, 127,000 are currently looking for work and 128,000 are currently not seeking work but want a job.
The Office of Disability Employment Policy shares the latest in its ongoing series of data snapshots about different subgroups of people with disabilities.
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ยื่นแล้ว Data and Technology, Español, Worker demographics, Special Initiatives • โดย: Eleanor Delamater •
A collage shows four Latinas at work - in a call center, on a farm, in a shop and in a restaurant kitchen.
We're shedding light on how subpopulations of Latinas differ in employment outcomes.
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ยื่นแล้ว Safety and Health, Workplace Rights • โดย: Jim Frederick •
Collage of diverse Hispanic workers in a variety of occupations
Data shows Hispanic or Latino workers face an increased risk of work-related injuries and fatalities. OSHA is committed to providing training and resources to help these workers stay safe on
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ยื่นแล้ว Worker demographics, Employment and Training, Data and Technology, Working families • โดย: Analilia Mejia •
Analilia Mejia and her mother, Luz Mejia
Women’s Bureau Deputy Director Analilia Mejia breaks down statistics on the state of Hispanic women in the U.S. workforce.
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ยื่นแล้ว Data • โดย: Kevin Dubina •
Chart showing the number of Hispanic workers in the U.S. labor force. 1990: 10.7 million. 2020: 29.0 million. 2030, projected: 35.9 million. Source: bls.gov.
BLS projects there will be nearly 36 million Hispanic workers in the labor force by 2030, up from 10.7 million in 1990. During Hispanic Heritage Month, learn more about their
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ยื่นแล้ว Labor Rights, Español, Unions • โดย: Jeffrey Freund •
Collage of photos of Emma Tenayuca, Santiago Iglesias Pantin, Dolores Huerta, Cesar Chavez and Luisa Moreno
Learn more about five labor leaders who have helped improve work in America.
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