Government

Nâng cao tiếng nói của những người lao động là thuộc người Mỹ gốc Á (AA) và Thổ Dân Hawaii/Người Dân đảo Thái Bình Dương (HNHPI) Read this blog post in:简体字 - Chinese (Simplified)繁体字 - Chinese (Traditional)English한국어 - Korean…
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AA(아시아계 미국인) 및 NHPI(하와이 및 태평양 섬 원주민) 근로자의 목소리 높이기 Read this blog post in:简体字 - Chinese (Simplified)繁体字 - Chinese (Traditional)EnglishTiếng Việt - Vietnamese저의 부모님은 수많은 다른 이민자들처럼 열심히 일하고 규칙을 잘 따르면 성공적인 삶의 기회가 따른다는 미국의 가망성을 강력히 …
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鼓勵AA和NHPI勞動者發聲 Read this blog post in:简体字 - Chinese (Simplified)English한국어 - KoreanTiếng Việt - Vietnamese…
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鼓励AA和NHPI劳动者发声 Read this blog post in:English繁体字 - Chinese (Traditional)한국어 - KoreanTiếng Việt - Vietnamese…
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Why You Should Download MSHA’s App One year ago, the Mine Safety and Health Administration released our Miner Safety & Health Applicationto help protect miners’ safety and health — and make it even easier to contact us…
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Support for Workers When Disaster Strikes Grissel Ortiz González and Lázaro Antonio Rodríguez RodríguezNatural disasters create serious challenges for workers and employers, as well as agencies like the Wage and Hour Division…
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Happy Labor Day! As you can imagine, today is a big deal at the Labor Department! We would not be able to celebrate this day without the work of unions, lawmakers, advocates and millions of workers who fought for better pay,…
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Transforming the Permanent Visa Process The Labor Department is overseeing the modernization of the Permanent Labor Certification Program (PERM). The updated process will serve both American employers and foreign workers by…
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Creating Value Through Labor-Management Partnerships at Work  It is no secret that positive outcomes result when employers and unions join together to find solutions for complex workplace issues. The last few years have seen…
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Our Commitment to Labor Rights En español “To assure safe and healthful working conditions for men and women.” These are the first words of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970. The act then defines the right that…
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