Mission: To foster and to promote the welfare of job seekers, wage earners and retirees of the United States by improving their working conditions, advancing their opportunities for profitable employment and protecting benefits.
Bureau of Labor Statistics (DOL) - Score: 70.1
Employee Benefits Security Administration (DOL) - Score: 61.0
Employment and Training Administration (DOL) - Score: 50.8
Mine Safety and Health Administration (DOL) - Score: 62.5
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (DOL) - Score: 61.7
Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (DOL) - Score: 46.7
Office of Labor-Management Standards (DOL) - Score: 59.2
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management (DOL) - Score: 50.3
Office of the Inspector General (DOL) - Score: 58.5
Office of the Solicitor (DOL) - Score: 72.3
Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (DOL) - Score: 55.7
Veterans Employment and Training Services (DOL) - Score: 58.2
Wage and Hour Division (DOL) - Score: 64.4
Number of Employees | |
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Number of Employees in 2001:
15,395
Number of Employees in 2002:
15,303
Number of Employees in 2003:
15,329
Number of Employees in 2004:
14,931
Number of Employees in 2005:
14,519
Number of Employees in 2006:
14,323
Number of Employees in 2007:
14,406
Number of Employees in 2008:
14,322
Number of Employees in 2009:
14,762
Number of Employees in 2010:
15,387
Number of Employees in 2011: 15,190
Employees joined (2011): 902
Percentage joined (2011): 5.90%
Average joined (2005-2011): 1,188
Employees left (2011): 1,162
Percentage left (2011): 7.60%
Average left (2005-2011): 1,127
Rookie ratio (percentage of workforce with less than three years of service): 15.70%
Demographics source: FedScope, U.S. Office of Personnel Management