We’re celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Family and Medical Leave Act on Feb. 6 at our Washington, D.C., headquarters. Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh will join advocates, officials and others to recognize the impact of this landmark legislation.

We’re accepting applications for the 2023 HIRE Vets Medallion Award, which recognizes employers that meet standards for excellence in the recruitment, hiring and retention of America’s military veterans.

OSHA has issued citations at three more Amazon warehouses in Colorado, Idaho and New York, after investigators found unsafe conditions and ergonomic hazards.

We’ve selected 10 states and the District of Columbia to participate as “core states” in a national effort to expand employment opportunities and outcomes for people with disabilities.

Dollar General has amassed more than $15 million in OSHA fines since 2017. This week they received an additional $387,000 in fines following safety failures in three inspections in Florida and Alabama.

Join Secretary Walsh and Black business owners for a live-streamed conversation on the role of Black-owned businesses in building good jobs.

New OSHA enforcement guidance aims to save lives and change the profit-over-safety behaviors of employers who violate certain workplace safety and health requirements.

OSHA fined an Ohio Dollar Tree store $294,657 for endangering workers as the company’s history of safety violations continues.

More than 14.3 million workers belong to unions. Read Secretary Walsh’s blog on new data showing rising interest in worker organization.

A Nevada paint and specialty coatings contractor who underpaid and intimidated workers must pay $3.6 million to 593 employees in four states.

Facing manslaughter charges in a 2021 trench collapse fatality, a Colorado contractor who willfully ignored the law has surrendered to the police. OSHA has placed the company in its Severe Violator Enforcement Program.

In response to allegations that a Mexican manufacturing facility continues to deny workers’ rights, we joined the U.S. Trade Representative in requesting another review of the facility.

We've recovered $300,000 for 492 workers at a Kentucky coffee shop after finding the employer diverted workers' tips to managers.

Our workforce system can be a valuable partner in developing good jobs – and our new guidance can help.

As we move into 2023, consider learning more about financial planning for your future and preparing for retirement as goals for the coming year.

A department-funded leadership and occupational-training program helped Gomol gain the skills he needed to pursue his dream of becoming a professional chef.

Have you experienced #WageTheft? If so, call us confidentially at 1-866-487-9243. Read this @cbschicago article to learn about workers we helped recently in Illinois. https://cbsn.ws/3HGRbao #WorkingFamilies

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• BusinessInsider: Childcare is unaffordable almost everywhere across the country — and where it's even pricier, fewer women are employed
• CBS (Chicago): Feds retrieve nearly $400,000 in unpaid wages for Aurora store employees