Our
Mission The Office
of Inspector General serves the American Worker and Taxpayer by conducting
audits, investigations, and evaluations that result in improvements in the
effectiveness, efficiency, and economy of Departmental programs and operations.
We detect and prevent fraud and abuse in DOL programs and labor racketeering in
the American workplace. We provide advice to the Secretary and the Congress on
how to attain the highest possible program performance.
OIG's Vision Statement To be widely recognized in the Department and the
Congress for providing timely, quality, and useful information,
recommendations, and technical assistance that improve key programs and
operations of the Department of Labor. To make a significant and positive
impact on the Government's effort to control the influence of organized crime
and reduce labor racketeering in the workplace.
From a management perspective, to create and foster an
organizational culture of employee respect, acceptance and inclusion in which
OIG employees believe they are valued, believe their ideas have merit, and know
their talents are fully utilized.
Latest Semiannual Report to the Congress
[PDF]
(October 2003 - March 2004)
Semiannual Highlights
[PDF]
(October 2003 - March 2004)
Top Management Issues at the U.S. Department of Labor
(January 2004)
The top management issues are also contained in the Department's Annual Report on Performance and Accountability,
as required by the Reports Consolidation Act of 2000.
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