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News

May 26, 2023

US Department of Labor announces $653M in American Rescue Plan funds available to states for unemployment insurance infrastructure modernization

May 25, 2023

US Department of Labor, International Labour Organization announce partnership to curb gender-based violence, harassment in world of work

May 25, 2023

Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims Report

May 24, 2023

READOUT: US Department of Labor report finds stark gender, age-based pay inequities for older women, whose share of the labor force has increased

May 24, 2023

READOUT: White House Mental Health at Work roundtable underscored removing stigma, strengthening supports, sharing best practices

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