Labor Department

Embattled Secretary of Labor Resigns

Lori Chavez-DeRemer is yet another high-ranking official to leave under a cloud of scandal that was entirely preventable.

Trump's Risky BLS Firing

The Bureau of Labor Statistics hasn't exactly been reliable under Commissioner Erika McEntarfer, but firing her might not work out as well as the president intends.

Lori Chavez-DeRemer, a Nod to Big Labor

Donald Trump's pick for labor secretary flies in the face of his agenda to transform Washington.

Trump Eyes Education-Labor Department Merger

Being two sides of the same coin, unification could lead to significant reforms.

Trump Aims for Job Growth With Labor Choice

His latest pick is strong on the economy and regulation.

The Good and Bad of Labor's Fiduciary Rule

It has been argued that a moral people need no laws.

Obama Ignores the Jobs Number That Really Matters

Obama's boast of eight years of job growth will not prepare the nation for a downturn.

The Long, Dark Winter of the American Economy

The American economy only added an anemic 151,000 jobs in January.

What Is a Joint Employer? The Implications Are Huge

Leveling the regulatory pen against small business and the gig economy.

Labor Department Considers Rule Regulating Investing

It's ObamaCare for your retirement account.

Damaging Overtime Pay Regulation in the Works

Administration Cracking Down on Wage Laws

Department of Labor Accused of Wasteful Spending