United States Department of Labor

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Compliance Assistance Tools Employment & Unemployment Educational & Learning Tools Career Tools Safety Tools

Looking for the job of your dreams? Want to find out the latest employment statistics? Thinking of continuing your education? Our interactive tools use the power of the Web to bring you electronic services.

Compliance Assistance Tools

• elaws: Employment Laws Assistance for Workers and Small Businesses Advisors help you understand your rights and responsibilities under the employment laws and regulations administered by the Department of Labor.
• elaws Poster Advisor
• The Small Business Compliance Assistance Information Inventory Matrix is a matrix of Department of Labor Compliance Assistance materials available on the Internet.
• Safety & Health eTools
• OSHA Inspection Data

Employment & Unemployment

• Selective Access is a survey-specific database query tool where the user selects from options available for any individual survey, and the appropriate data series are retrieved. Year ranges and output options are chosen by the user.
• The Series Report application provides experienced users of Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data with the quickest form of access to timeseries data.
• Most Requested Statistics is a set of lists from which users select the most popular data statistics, range of years to be retrieved, and an output format.

Educational & Learning Tools

• Calculate your money's value using the Inflation Calculator available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics home page and the Consumer Price Index page.

Career Tools

• Explore hundreds of careers using America's Career InfoNet.
• O*Net, the Occupational Information Network, makes occupational information interactive and accessible for all.

Safety Tools

• The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) Data Retrieval System permits miners, operators, and other interested parties to retrieve mine overviews, accident histories, violation histories, inspector dust samplings, and operator dust samplings.
• Search Mine Fatality Reports from the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA)
• Use the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) Online Complaint Form to file complaints about workplace safety and health hazards.
• Safety & Health eTools