Labor
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- Don't know where to start? Try:
- Department of Labor: A to Z Index
- Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Note: Also see the Employment section of our Consumer government information page.
Basic Resources
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- Electronic Library of Construction Safety and Health (ELCOSH)
- Collection of materials on construction safety and health.
- National Agriculture Safety Database (NASD)
- A database of materials devoted to increased safety, health and injury prevention in agriculture.
- NIOSH Certified Equipment List (CEL)
- Database of safe personal protective devices and reliable industrial hazard measuring instruments.
- O*Net OnLine
- Explore and search the O*Net Database, which contains information on hundreds of standardized and occupation-specific descriptors.
- OSHA Laws, Regulations and Interpretations
- Resource for current OSHA standards and compliance-related information.
- Workplace Violence
Agencies
Data and Statistics
Publications
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- BLS: Office of Publications and Special Studies
- Provides access to various publications, bulletins and reports, many of which may be located in the Catalog of BLS Publications. Some include the Monthly Labor Review, Occupational Outlook Quarterly, and the CPI/PPI Detailed Reports.
- Also see Cornell University's database of BLS publications at http://digitalcommons.ilr.cornell.edu/bls/
- EEOC: Publications
- NIOSH: Publications
- NIOSHTIC-2
- A bibliographic database of occupational safety and health publications generated by NIOSH researchers.
- Occupational Outlook Handbook
- Older editions (1996-2007) available through the FDLP Electronic Collection Archive.
- OSHA Electronic Reading Room
- OSHA: Publications
- Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission (OSHRC) Decisions
- Final Administrative Law Judges Decisions and Final Commission Decisions.
- OPM: Publications Database
- OPM: Work/Life Official Documents
- Social Security: Forms and Publications
- Social Security Bulletin
- Wirtz Labor Digital Library
- Women's Bureau Publications
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