The Department of Labor (DOL) oversees workers' rights, workplace safety, and pension protection. OSHA sets workplace-safety standards, the Wage and Hour Division handles minimum wage and overtime, and the Mine Safety and Health Administration covers mines.
It also oversees employment statistics — some of this site's economic indicators come from its Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). It issues many rules on workplace safety, wages, and benefits, affecting both employers and workers.
What the data shows
- We have collected 175 Federal Register documents (rules and notices) for this agency.
- It awarded $1,861,375 in federal contracts (1 awards) in our collection; the top recipient is WTIA WORKFORCE INSTITUTE ($1,861,375, ~100%).
- Spending is concentrated in a single top recipient.
Federal Register (rules & notices)
By type： Notice 137Proposed Rule 22Rule 16
- Notice Sep 21, 2026 National Advisory Committee on Occupational Safety and Health (NACOSH); Charter... ↗
- Notice Sep 21, 2026 TUV SUD America, Inc.: Application for Expansion of Recognition ↗
- Notice Sep 21, 2026 RETC, LLC.: Application for Expansion of Recognition ↗
- Notice Sep 21, 2026 Proposed Extension of Information Collection: Refuse Piles and Impoundment Struc... ↗
- Notice Sep 21, 2026 Agency Information Collection Activities; Submission for OMB Review; Comment Req... ↗
- Notice Sep 21, 2026 Agency Information Collection Activities; Comment Request; Information Collectio... ↗
- Notice Sep 17, 2026 Exemption Involving the Abiomed Retirement Savings Plan Located in Danvers, MA ↗
- Rule Sep 16, 2026 Federal-State Unemployment Compensation (UC) Program; Data Availability ↗
Federal contracts (awarded · USAspending)
What this shows：In the collected data, the largest single recipient is WTIA WORKFORCE INSTITUTE (about 100% of the total), across 1 recipients — showing how concentrated awards are at the top.
Top recipients： WTIA WORKFORCE INSTITUTE ≈$1.9M
| Amount | Recipient | Scope (original) |
|---|---|---|
| ≈$1.9M | WTIA WORKFORCE INSTITUTE ／Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management | ADVANCING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SKILLS IN REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIPS ↗ |
Federal contract awards over time (past 9 fiscal years)
Federal contract awards by Department of Labor has fallen about 15% from FY2017 to FY2025 (≈$2.07B to ≈$1.75B).
| Fiscal year | Awarded |
|---|---|
| FY2025 | ≈$1.75B |
| FY2024 | ≈$2.19B |
| FY2023 | ≈$2.48B |
| FY2022 | ≈$2.14B |
| FY2021 | ≈$2.37B |
| FY2020 | ≈$2.19B |
| FY2019 | ≈$2.05B |
| FY2018 | ≈$1.91B |
| FY2017 | ≈$2.07B |
Total federal contracts (award types A–D) awarded by this agency per fiscal year (starting October). Source: USAspending. May be revised.
Timeline
Events tied to this entity, newest first, from the data this site tracks.
Based on real dates within this site's collected set (contracts = start date / filings = filing date / rules = publication date). Not exhaustive.
Related data (cross-agency)
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