| Jul 30 | Advancing the Integrity and Mission of the U.S. Labor Movement Advancing the Integrity and Mission of the U.S. Labor Movement Marchers carrying labor union banners, including one reading "Corrugated Local RWDSU District 65, AFL-CIO" during the March on Washington, 1963. The predecessor agency to OLMS was esta... |
| Jul 30 | Centering the Voices of Human Trafficking Survivors Centering the Voices of Human Trafficking Survivors In March, Meïmoune Ould Mahmoud stood before the highest government authorities in Mauritania, a starkly different setting than the gravel quarries where he used to spend his days toiling in forc... |
| Jul 29 | Speaking Up for Workers on National Whistleblower Appreciation Day Speaking Up for Workers on National Whistleblower Appreciation Day Last summer, two truck drivers employed by an Oklahoma City roofing company shared a serious safety concern with their manager: They reported that the tires on the company truck th... |
| Jul 27 | If You Know All These Labor Department Facts, We’ll Be Really Impre... If You Know All These Labor Department Facts, We’ll Be Really Impressed President William Howard Taft signed the act creating the U.S. Department of Labor in his final hours as president on March 4, 1913. In the decades following, the department h... |
| Jul 23 | 7 Resources All Working Parents Should Know About 7 Resources All Working Parents Should Know About Of all jobs, being a parent is one of the hardest. In honor of Parents’ Day this July 25, here are seven U.S. Department of Labor resources that support working families everyone should know about.... |
| Jul 22 | Hiring America’s Veterans: A Smart Business Decision Hiring America’s Veterans: A Smart Business Decision Chris Kern-Garcia with the 72nd Force Support Squadron Education Services Center informs a transitioning service member about the SkillBridge program. The program enables service members to inte... |
| Jul 21 | More Than Statistics: How COVID-19 is Impacting Working Women More Than Statistics: How COVID-19 is Impacting Working Women Over the past several months, the Women’s Bureau has been asking women to tell us about their personal experiences during the pandemic , and what support they need going forward. We’ve ... |
| Jul 15 | How the Susan Harwood Grant Helped Hang Nguyen Reach Nail Salon Wor... How the Susan Harwood Grant Helped Hang Nguyen Reach Nail Salon Workers En español Đọc bằng tiếng Việt During a visit to Orange County, Labor Secretary Marty Walsh met with BPSOS-CCA Executive Director Hang Nguyen (second from right) and others. T... |
| Jul 15 | Helping People with Disabilities Secure Their Financial Future Helping People with Disabilities Secure Their Financial Future Each July we celebrate the anniversary of America’s Declaration of Independence as a nation rooted in freedom and self-determination. We also celebrate a major milestone in affirming i... |
| Jul 14 | Stop Powered Haulage Accidents: Stay Alert! Stay Alive! Stop Powered Haulage Accidents: Stay Alert! Stay Alive! This has been a difficult time for the mining community. So far this year, nine miners have been killed and 185 have been injured in accidents involving powered haulage equipment such as shut... |