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A historic first contract, expanding the Good Jobs Alliance, Moo Deng and more

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U.S. Department of Labor



"September 26, 2024"



Acting Secretary Su stands in the middle of several union workers and leaders, who are all wearing red shirts. [ https://www.facebook.com/223082110734791/posts/463893556653644 ]



Celebrating a historic first contract and good union jobs [ https://www.facebook.com/223082110734791/posts/463893556653644 ]

In Las Vegas, Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su celebrated The Venetian Resort’s historic first contract [ https://www.facebook.com/223082110734791/posts/463893556653644 ] with the Culinary Workers Union Local 226, making the Strip 100% union. She also met with the Western States Carpenters to hear about how they’re employing our Good Jobs Principles and breaking down barriers for women and people of color in the trades. At the William S. Boyd School of Law, she joined a discussion with students and faculty on careers in public interest law that protect workers’ rights.



Acting Secretary Su poses for a photo with 11 professionally dressed people standing by signs that read “Investing in America” and outline the good jobs principles. [ https://www.threads.net/@actsecjuliesu/post/DAWNyRZq94g ]



Enacting Good Jobs Principles in North Carolina [ https://www.threads.net/@actsecjuliesu/post/DAWNyRZq94g ]

This week, Charlotte became the latest city to sign onto the Good Jobs Alliance [ https://www.threads.net/@actsecjuliesu/post/DAWNyRZq94g ]. Acting Secretary Su joined local leaders for a ceremony solidifying their commitments to advancing good union jobs, especially for people who have been traditionally left out. While in North Carolina, she also visited a county detention center that is using department funding to ensure residents have the necessary skills for good jobs before their release. Her last stop was the Oconaluftee Jobs Corps Civilian Conservation Center, where she heard from students and led a swearing-in ceremony for the newest members of the American Climate Corps. 



Acting Secretary Su smiles as she signs a poster outlining the Good Jobs Principles. Several local officials stand around her. [ https://www.threads.net/@actsecjuliesu/post/DAWUol2o57Z ]



Expanding high-quality job opportunities for workers in Georgia [ https://www.threads.net/@actsecjuliesu/post/DAWUol2o57Z ]

More partners have joined the Atlanta Good Jobs Alliance Coalition [ https://www.threads.net/@actsecjuliesu/post/DAWUol2o57Z ] to expand opportunities for women, people of color and other underserved communities. Acting Secretary Su this week announced new administration investments to strengthen the workforce. Afterward, she joined a roundtable discussion with the Latino American Association on connecting Latino and Hispanic workers with high quality jobs in clean energy. She also visited Clark Atlanta University for a conversation on leveraging federal investments to create good jobs for all workers in the South, especially Black workers. 



Acting Secretary Su speaks at a podium with the United Farm Workers logo. Behind her are several workers and young people. [ https://www.threads.net/@actsecjuliesu/post/DAPPv1SIX24 ]



Shaping the future of labor [ https://www.threads.net/@actsecjuliesu/post/DAPPv1SIX24 ]

At the United Farm Workers 2024 Convention [ https://www.threads.net/@actsecjuliesu/post/DAPPv1SIX24 ], Acting Secretary Su talked about how unions are leading the fight for good jobs, fair wages and safe conditions, saying: “This administration stands with you in everything that you are doing, as you write a story of more justice and more dignity in the fields, and more security for every worker across the country.”



Grants awarded



Grants awarded to support U.S. workers

We awarded more than $300 million in grants this week, including:


* $203 million to connect older job seekers to training and career services [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/eta/eta20240920 ]
* $12.7 million for workplace safety and health training and education [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/osha/osha20240919 ]
* $71 million to improve job quality, prepare workers and expand access to good jobs in critical sectors [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/eta/eta20240925 ]
* $7.4 million to continue recovery efforts following severe winter storms in California [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/eta/eta20240923 ]
* $6.5 million to help ensure proper housing for migrant and seasonal farmworkers and their dependents [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/eta/eta20240925-0 ] 


Collage. A woman in a wheelchair speaks to unseen colleagues. A blind woman types on a keyboard as a colleague looks on. A man uses American Sign Language while communicating on a laptop. An illustration shows a connected network and the word “AI.” [ https://www.peatworks.org/ai-inclusive-hiring-framework/ ]



AI & inclusive hiring [ https://www.peatworks.org/ai-inclusive-hiring-framework/ ]

A new tool will support the inclusive use of AI in hiring technology and increase benefits to disabled job seekers. The AI & Inclusive Hiring Framework [ https://www.peatworks.org/ai-inclusive-hiring-framework/ ] aims to help employers reduce the risks of creating unintentional forms of discrimination and barriers to accessibility as they implement AI hiring technology. The framework was released by the Partnership on Employment & Accessible Technology, which is funded by our Office of Disability Employment Policy. 



IN CASE YOU MISSED IT



A judge’s gavel [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/ofccp/ofccp20240924 ]



Gender discrimination [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/ofccp/ofccp20240924 ]

An airline company will pay $84,727 [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/ofccp/ofccp20240924 ] in back wages and interest to resolve alleged gender-based pay discrimination against 18 female employees.

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A car moves through a carwash. Large scrubbers rotate near the hood and soap runs off the exterior and gathers on the ground. [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/sol/sol20240920 ]



Back wage recovery [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/sol/sol20240920 ]

The owner and operator of four Chicago-area car care centers must pay $799,566 [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/sol/sol20240920 ]to 110 employees and $110,990 in penalties to resolve alleged overtime and recordkeeping violations.

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Exterior shot of Howard University building with American and university flags flying in the foreground. [ https://blog.dol.gov/2024/09/17/employment-supports-recovery-how-work-helps ]



HBCUs as a path to success [ https://blog.dol.gov/2024/09/17/employment-supports-recovery-how-work-helps ]

The department is committed to accessing the diverse talents of all workers and breaking down barriers to good jobs. Collaborating with HBCUs [ https://blog.dol.gov/2024/09/17/employment-supports-recovery-how-work-helps ] can help.

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Professional head shot of Taryn Williams, head of ODEP, shows a Black woman smiling in front of American and Labor Department flags. [ https://blog.dol.gov/2024/09/17/employment-supports-recovery-how-work-helps ]



National Recovery Month [ https://blog.dol.gov/2024/09/17/employment-supports-recovery-how-work-helps ]

Substance use disorder is treatable. Our Recovery-Ready Workplace initiative [ https://blog.dol.gov/2024/09/17/employment-supports-recovery-how-work-helps ] can help uplift workers in recovery.

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Workers installing blue pipes in a trench along a residential street, with construction equipment and vehicles visible in the background. [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/whd/whd20240916 ]



Wage theft violations [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/whd/whd20240916 ]

Our Wage and Hour Division recovered $594,274 from Teracom Inc. [ https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/whd/whd20240916 ] after the employer misclassified 63 employees as independent contractors.

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An older woman with fair skin and short, grey hair wearing a rust-colored sweater and green and white patterned button down. [ https://blog.dol.gov/2024/09/19/older-womens-wealth-still-coming-up-short ]



Wealth gaps for older workers [ https://blog.dol.gov/2024/09/19/older-womens-wealth-still-coming-up-short ]

A new Women’s Bureau analysis finds gender and racial gaps [ https://blog.dol.gov/2024/09/19/older-womens-wealth-still-coming-up-short ] in the wealth of people 50 and older that have massive implications for women’s economic security in retirement.

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POST OF THE WEEK



Blurry photo of adorable pygmy hippo Moo Deng standing near an adult pygmy hippo. The baby hippo shrieks with a cheerful expression as it is splashed with water from a hose.



This is your reminder to hydrate when working in the heat. You're welcome.

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IN THE NEWS




* *ABC News: *Labor Secretary Julie Su on unemployment rates and inflation [ https://abcnews.go.com/US/video/labor-secretary-julie-su-unemployment-rates-inflation-113946456 ]
* *Good Morning America: *Labor Secretary Julie Su talks unemployment and the interest rate cut [ https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/GMA3/video/labor-secretary-julie-su-talks-unemployment-interest-rate-113932902 ] 
* *KTVK-TV CBS 3 Phoenix: *Secretary Of Labor Discusses Heat Concerns [ https://api.criticalmention.com/app/#/clip/slim/b48cd336-0d67-4ded-8dfe-1c86445254a0 ]
* *Las Vegas Sun*: U.S. labor secretary helps celebrate contract at Las Vegas' Venetian [ https://lasvegassun.com/news/2024/sep/19/us-labor-secretary-helps-celebrate-union-contract/ ]
* *Appodlachia*: The Appalachian in charge of our nation's mine safety [ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/229-the-appalachian-in-charge-of-our-nations-mine-safety/id1474003679?i=1000669961231 ]

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