Happy Earth Day! Learn more about green jobs with projected growth. U.S. Department of Labor | April 23, 2021 |
How the American Jobs Plan will help cities Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh and Department of Transportation Deputy Secretary Polly Trottenberg joined the National League of Cities and mayors from across the country for a virtual discussion on how the American Jobs Plan will support local economies by investing in workforce development and training programs. |
Grants to expedite reemployment services We've awarded more than $146 million to workforce agencies in 48 states, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and D.C. to provide services that help people receiving unemployment benefits return to work faster. |
| Empowering teen workers The department is hosting a national online dialogue to gather ideas on how to communicate with teens about their workplace rights and protections. | |
| Building financial capability When it comes to saving for retirement, there is no such thing as starting too early or too late. Here are three steps to help you get started. | |
| Where the green jobs grow Considering a career change? Passionate about the protecting the environment? Check out green jobs with expanding openings. | |
| Overtime enforcement Fifty workers misclassified by a Tennessee home health care service provider received $358,675 in back wages to resolve overtime violations. | |
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