US Department of Labor finds Chicago-area medical glass manufacturer again ignoring machine safety procedures, issues repeat violations
OSHA finds Gerresheimer Glass failed to train workers in lockout/tagout procedures CHICAGO HEIGHTS, IL –…
Corporate sustainability reporting: Commission welcomes guidance on interoperability of European and global sustainability reporting standards
The Commission welcomes the guidance on the interoperability between the European and international sustainability reporting…
Departments of Labor, Treasury announce partnership to make federal fraud prevention tool available to state unemployment insurance agencies
Provides states access to improved data sources, services to strengthen UI program integrity WASHINGTON –…
Department of Labor awards $98M in grants to support training, employment services to young people, increase apprenticeships in high-demand careers
Advances Biden-Harris administration efforts to expand apprenticeships, strengthen workforce WASHINGTON – The Department of Labor today…
Statement by Acting Secretary of Labor Su on April jobs report
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su issued the following statement on…
Department of Labor will celebrate benefits of Registered Apprenticeships as valuable pathway to good jobs during first Youth Apprenticeship Week
WASHINGTON – The Department of Labor today announced that the nation will celebrate the benefits…
Department of Labor investigation of Boston window cleaner’s 29-story fall finds employer again failed to inspect, replace protective equipment
Sky Safety Inc. faces $447K in proposed penalties for violations BRAINTREE, MA – The U.S. Department of…
Sysco West Coast Florida to pay $133K in back wages, interest to resolve hiring discrimination alleged in federal review
PALMETTO, FL – A subsidiary of one of the nation’s largest food service distributors has entered into…
Department of Labor finds children employed illegally in dangerous jobs, obtains $4.8M in wages, damages for poultry industry workers in California
WASHINGTON – In one of the largest wage violation settlements ever reached for U.S. poultry…
Department of Labor recovers $422K in back wages, damages for 219 workers employed by home care providers in Baton Rouge, Greensburg, Shreveport
5 companies denied overtime, minimum wages to people providing companionship care NEW ORLEANS – While people…