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3 Things You Didn’t Know About the Hidden Work of Girls

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5 Critical Resources for Working Families

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Numbers to Know from the September Jobs Report

News

October 15, 2021

US Department of Labor announces resumption of Job Corps’ new student enrollment for in-person instruction, training

October 14, 2021

Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims Report

October 13, 2021

US Department of Labor proposes rule to remove barriers to considering environmental, social, governance factors in plan management

October 12, 2021

Secretary of Labor Walsh’s statement on Department of Homeland Security’s new policy on worksite enforcement

October 8, 2021

Statement by US Secretary of Labor Walsh on the September Jobs Report

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