Freedom250: Celebrating the American Worker
For two and a half centuries, American workers have built this country into a shining symbol of freedom and opportunity. The U.S. Department of Labor is joining the official celebration of
America’s 250th birthday
by recognizing the achievements, contributions, and sacrifices of the men and women who have carried on the American Dream for future generations.
Under President Trump’s leadership, the Labor Department is committed to securing a better future for all workers. American Workers First is not just a slogan – it’s our promise to deliver results for the hardworking people of our great nation.
Celebrating 250 Years of American Workers and a New Golden Age
Highlighting 250 Years
Making America Skilled Again
During National Apprenticeship Week,
we celebrate how Registered Apprenticeship programs prepare workers for in-demand jobs across industries.
Blue-Collar Boom
It’s a new dawn in America, and the U.S. Department of Labor will continue to promote
investments in the skilled trades
Delivering for the American People
President Trump’s America First agenda has translated into real results for working families across the nation.
Here’s how we’re championing the pro-worker revolution
Helping Americans Get More From Their 401(k)s
We’ve proposed a landmark rule
to ensure hardworking Americans have more retirement investment options they can choose from.
An AI Action Plan that Delivers
Under President Trump’s AI Action Plan, the Labor Department is helping
empower Americans to succeed in a rapidly changing workforce
Getting Outside of Washington, D.C.
Acting Secretary Keith Sonderling has hit the road to celebrate 250 years of American workers, speaking to men and women from a variety of different industries and backgrounds.
Honoring a Labor Legend
We
inducted President Theodore Roosevelt
into the U.S. Department of Labor's Hall of Honor for his legacy
of putting American workers first and mediating between business and labor to ensure a fair deal for all.
More Resources
Learn more about this national effort
to engage, educate, and unite Americans from sea to shining sea.
Explore the fascinating
history of the U.S. Department of Labor