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U.S. Department of Labor

The Department of Labor (DOL) administers federal labor laws to guarantee workers' rights to fair, safe, and healthy working conditions, including minimum hourly wage and overtime pay, protection against employment discrimination, and unemployment insurance.

March 2025 workforce snapshot. U.S. Department of Labor had 14,107 employees with an average salary of $125,279. The largest component agency was Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Contact details

Main address

200 Constitution Ave., NW Washington, DC 20210

Use this address block when you need the main headquarters mailing address or the official contact page for U.S. Department of Labor.

Largest component agencies in Labor

This table shows the biggest component agencies or major organizational units reported under U.S. Department of Labor in the latest OPM workforce summary.

Agency Employees Total salary expense Average pay Share of department
Bureau of Labor Statistics 2,268 $268,297,596 $118,297 16.1%
Occupational Safety and Health Administration 1,793 $217,370,769 $121,233 12.7%
Mine Safety and Health Administration 1,648 $174,615,488 $105,956 11.7%
Office of Workers' Compensation Programs 1,441 $171,280,142 $118,862 10.2%
Wage and Hour Division 1,382 $156,572,308 $113,294 9.8%
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management 1,193 $170,155,204 $142,628 8.5%
Employment and Training Administration 1,138 $152,873,230 $134,335 8.1%
Employee Benefits Security Administration 778 $104,811,382 $134,719 5.5%
Office of the Solicitor 574 $93,324,938 $162,587 4.1%
Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs 474 $58,562,700 $123,550 3.4%
Office of the Inspector General 294 $44,238,180 $150,470 2.1%
Office of the Secretary of Labor 289 $40,195,276 $139,084 2.0%
Veterans Employment and Training Services 209 $27,051,706 $129,434 1.5%
Office of Labor-Management Standards 189 $24,102,603 $127,527 1.3%
Bureau of International Labor Affairs 144 $21,133,008 $146,757 1.0%
Office of the Chief Financial Officer 91 $13,070,967 $143,637 0.6%
Office of Disability Employment Policy 66 $9,610,128 $145,608 0.5%
Women's Bureau 48 $6,226,848 $129,726 0.3%
Office of Public Affairs 46 $6,962,238 $151,353 0.3%
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Policy 42 $6,852,384 $163,152 0.3%

Component agency counts use the latest OPM summary release for March 2025. A few very small units may be rounded or grouped in the source file.

Find an office near you

These are the office finder or locator tools linked by U.S. Department of Labor on its official USAGov page. Use them if you need a field office, local service center, or regional contact point.

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Contact details and office links come from the USA.gov agency directory. Workforce counts and average pay come from the latest OPM FedScope Employment Summary Data (March 2025).