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Janice Maupin-Anderson enjoys helping veterans, maybe because she’s a veteran herself.

On National Whistleblower Day, we thank the courageous people who have spoken out about illegal or unsafe conditions in the workplace.

Claims examiner Vanessa Ross helps make sure that workers injured or sickened on the job receive the benefits they’re entitled to. 

Working with local partners, we've recovered $505,540 in back wages for 161 workers in the Mississippi Delta and fined employers $341,838 for violating the law.

July is Extreme Heat Awareness Month. One of the biggest hazards at this time of year is overheating. Outdoor and indoor heat exposure may cause heat-related illnesses and can lead to preventable fatalities.

A look at how the Office of Labor-Management Standards has been working over the past year to lift up labor-management partnerships.

In the United States, approximately 13 workers suffer fatal injuries on the job every day.

Working over 40 hours a week without overtime pay, Angela had the courage to stand up for her rights and file a complaint with the Wage and Hour Division.

If you love being outside – and don’t love the idea of working indoors – here are some growing jobs to consider.

When it comes to heat, workers have rights and protections. Here are some of the key protections you should know about to stay cool on the job.

At mine sites, dams are essential infrastructure that provides flood control, store water for mine use, and control runoff. But dams can also pose significant danger to people working near them if they fail.

At Federal Tech Day 2023, participants had the chance to virtually descend into a mine for a rescue operation, watch a robot that can rush into a wildfire and much more.