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Wirtz Labor Library

Established in 1917, the Department of Labor Library is one of the oldest Cabinet-level libraries. Large segments of its collection — which document the history of labor, labor unions, and the growth and development of the labor movement in a national and world context — are unique either in their nature and content or in the length and completeness of their coverage.

Research, Reports & Publications

• History at the Department of Labor
• The Labor Advocate Quarterly Newsletter
• Report on the Workforce of the 20th Century
• Special Reports from the Department of Labor
• elaws Poster Advisor
• Law Library of the Office of Administrative Law Judges
• From the Employee Benefits Security Administration (including many publications in Spanish)
• From the Employment & Training Administration
• From the Bureau of Labor Statistics
• From the Bureau of International Labor Affairs
• From the Women's Bureau
• From the Office of Disability Employment Policy
• From the Office of the Inspector General

Department of Labor Government Information Locator Service (GILS) / Major Information Systems

• What is GILS?
• Search Non-Privacy Act Labor Department GILS Records
• Browse Non-Privacy Act Labor Department GILS Records
• Search Privacy Act Labor Department GILS Records