US Department of Labor finds lack of training, other failures led forklift operator to suffer fatal injuries at Elm Mott tire distribution facility
Mitchell Industrial Tire Co. cited for 1 willful, 11 serious violations, faces $288K in fines…
US Department of Labor announces selection of 13 states, District of Columbia to join initiative expanding opportunities for people with disabilities
“Core states” will receive federal support to increase competitive integrated employment WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department…
Department of Labor cites North Florida contractors for willfully endangering employees in excavations without required safety protections
JACKSONVILLE, FL – In one week, U.S. Department of Labor safety inspectors found two contractors working in…
Statement by Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su on November jobs report
WASHINGTON – Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su issued the following statement on the November…
Department of Labor seeks back wages, damages from US Postal Service for allegedly firing a worker who raised safety concerns
Lawsuit alleges USPS, individual managers violated federal whistleblower protections CHARLEROI, PA – The U.S. Department of Labor…
US Department of Labor conducted impact inspections at 15 mines with histories of repeated health, safety violations in October 2024
Total of 95 significant and substantial violations, 12 unwarrantable failures found WASHINGTON – The U.S.…
US Department of Labor recovers $24K in back wages, damages from Kentucky employer that denied 22 London smoke shop workers overtime
Employer: 25 Vape & Smoke LLC Employer address: 1745 North Laurel Road, London, KY…
Lake Zurich roofing contractor continues to ignore safety regulations, exposing workers to deadly fall hazards in 8 inspections since 2020
LAKE ZURICH, IL – For the eighth time since 2020, federal workplace safety inspectors have cited…
US Department of Labor awards $3M to empower Cambodian organizations of persons with disabilities address labor exploitation, barriers to decent work
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor today announced a $3 million award to Humanity…
US Department of Labor announces proposed rule to phase out certificates allowing payment of less than minimum wage to workers with disabilities
Department preliminarily finds subminimum wages no longer necessary to prevent curtailment of employment opportunities WASHINGTON…