CIS Annual 1970 to present (Congressional Information Service)
(Doc. Ref. KF 49 C62 )
Index and abstracts of Congressional publications and legislative histories. Includes subject, agency, and witness name indexes as well as Sudoc number and bill number indexes.
CIS U.S. Congressional Committee Hearings Index 1833-1969 (Congressional Information Service)
(Doc. Ref. KF 40 C56 1981)
Subject, agency and witness-name index to Congressional hearings. Includes a bibliographic data and annotations for each hearing.
CIS U.S. Congressional Committee Prints Index mid 1800s-1969 (Congressional Information Service)
(Doc. Ref. Z 1223 Z7 C66)
Subject and name index to committee prints, which are informational reports to committees to help them in their work. Includes bibliographic data and annotations for each print.
CIS U.S. Serial Set Index 1789-1969 (Congressional Information Service)
(Doc. Ref. Z 1223 Z9 C65)
Subject and name index to Congressional reports and documents.
United States Government Publications Monthly Catalog ( U.S. Government Printing Office)
1885-1976. (UM/Doc Ref Z1223.A18)
1977 to present. (UM/Gov.Docs. GP 3.8:)
Comprehensive index and permanent, authoritative catalog of federal public documents. Earlier years range from agency only index to subject index. Later years include keyword, subject, title, agency, and report number indexes.
Women's Bureau Bulletins 1 (1918)-296 (1971) (The Bureau)
(Gov. Docs. L 13.3: )
Each bulletin has an individual title covering issues related to women in the labor force.
Internet Sites
Browse Topics: Labor-Management Relations (Oklahoma State University and GPO)
Links to Department of Labor and its agencies, Federal Labor Relations Board, Occupational Safety and Health Administration and other labor related government web sites.
Bureau of Labor Statistics
An agency of the Department of Labor that is the major repository for federal, state, and some local labor and employment statistics online. Find statistics on occupations, industries, wages, an array of labor related topics and demographics.
Department of Labor
Federal agency that oversees laws and regulations related to labor and employment. Produces reports and statistics related to labor in the United States. The Department includes other major agencies such as the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Employment Standards Administration, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and Women's Bureau to name a few.
Employment Standards Administration
Responsible for the welfare and protection of rights of American workers. Information on labor laws and regulations, employment and labor statistics, health, and occupations in addition to many other labor and employment related topics.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Provides information on a wide variety of information on employment discrimination, filing charges, statistics, publications, litigation, and more.
Key Workplace Documents (Cornell University, School of Industrial and Labor Relations)
Full text archive of major government documents, public policy position papers, and statistics relating to labor and employment at international, federal, state and local levels.
National Labor Relations Board
Independent federal agency administers the National Labor Relations Act, the primary law governing relations between unions and employers in the private sector. Contains Board and ALJ decisions, rules and regulations, annual and election reports.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Assures the safety and health of America's workers by setting and enforcing standards; providing training, outreach, and education; establishing partnerships; and encouraging continual improvement in workplace safety and health. Web page contains compliance information, laws and regulations, enforcement, federal and state programs, and statistics.
Women & the Economy (UN Platform for Action Committee Manitoba (UNPAC))
Information, reports, and statistics on women in the workforce, economic inequality and conditions, globalizatiion, and work experiences.
Women's Bureau
Mission is to improve the status and working conditions of wage-earning women. Find facts, reports, and statistics related to women in the work force.
Government Documents
County Business Patterns 1993-present (Bureau of the Census)
(UM/Gov. Docs. C 3.204/ ) 1964-1997.
Issued annually covering number of establishments, employees, annual wages at national, state, and county levels. Industries arranged by NAICS industry codes from 1998. Before 1998 SIC codes are used.
Davis-Bacon Wage Determinations (Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division)
Wage determinations issued by the U.S. Department of Labor under the Davis-Bacon and related Acts. The Wage and Hour Division of the U.S. Department of Labor determines prevailing wage rates to be paid on federally funded or assisted construction projects.
Employment and Earnings 1 (1954)-present (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
(UM/W.E.B. Du Bois HD 5723 A4532 Per)
Issued quarterly. Issues include articles on employment, wages, and other labor related topics. Includes statistics on employment and earnings.
Occupational Outlook Handbook Current edition online (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
(UM/W.E.B. Du Bois HF5381 U62, Latest year at Reference Desk) 1949-present
Source for career information that includes detailed information on things like working conditions, wages, education and training.
Monthly Labor Review 1981-present (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
(UM/W.E.B. Du Bois HD8051 A78 Per) 1918-present.
Issued quarterly. Issues include articles on employment, wages, and other labor related topics. Includes statistics on employment and earnings.
O*NET (Occupational Information Network)
Replaces the Dictionary of Occupational Titles. Gives detailed information on job descriptions, skills, education, wages, and related occupations.
Report on the American Worker 1999-2001 (Bureau of the American Worker)
(UM/Gov. Docs. L 1.90/2:) 1994-2001
Each report covers different issues of importance to American workers such as work and family, global economy, competing skills, minorities, and wages.
Massachusetts
Annual Report of the Bureau of Statistics of Labor 1869/1870-1940 (The Bureau)
(Mass. P.D. 15)
Title and Agency name varies over time. Statistics and reports on labor and employment issues of importance year to year such as wages, working conditions, labor movement and unions, strikes, immigrants, to name a few.
Current Employment Statistics (Department of Workforce Development)
Monthly estimates of employment, hours, and earnings by industry for the Commonwealth and the ten Metropolitan Statistical Areas.
Department of Labor
Ensures the efficient operation of agencies, which promote harmonious relations between employers and employees and the general welfare of workers. The Department consists of five state agencies: The Department of Industrial Accidents, the Division of Occupational Safety, the Board of Conciliation and Arbitration, the Labor Relations Commission, and the Joint Labor Management Committee for Municipal Police and Fire.
Employment and Wages (Department of Workforce Development)
Industry employment and payroll information for the state, labor market areas, counties, cities ,and towns.
Labor Bulletin 1 (1897)-132 (1920) (Department of Labor and Industries)
(UM/W.E.B. Du Bois HC 107 M4 A3)
Articles on a variety of issues related to labor, employment, wages. Includes directory of labor unions and labor laws of Massachusetts and other states.
Labor Force and Unemployment Rate Data 1990 to the present (Department of Workforce Development)
Labor force and unemployment data for the entire state and local areas.
