The Good Jobs Initiative, led by the Department of Labor, is focused on providing critical information to
workers, employers, and government as they work to improve job quality and create access to good jobs free
from discrimination and harassment for all working people.
Good Jobs Initiative Spotlight
Learn about Good Clean Energy Jobs Powered by the Inflation Reduction Act.
Find high road training programs located across the United States.
Learn how to leverage federal investments to create good jobs.
Learn how to measure job quality and workforce equity.
Join Secretary Walsh, Deputy Secretary Su and Black labor leaders for a conversation on the importance of centering equity and job quality in the implementation of historic federal investments.
Join Secretary Walsh and Black business owners for a conversation about the role of Black-owned businesses in building good jobs.
Join leaders of federal, state and local government, labor unions and workforce organizations as they discuss how the federal government is empowering working people through policies that create and support good-quality jobs.
What you need to know
Learn how government, employers, and other stakeholders develop equitable pathways into quality jobs.
Learn about Good Clean Energy Jobs Powered by the Inflation Reduction Act.
See the high road training programs that are training America's infrastructure, clean energy and manufacturing workforce for good jobs.
See how the Good Jobs Initiative has partnered with federal agencies to embed job quality and equity incentives in federal funding opportunities.
Learn more about the Project Labor, Community Workforce, and Community Benefits Agreements.
Learn about the benefits of labor-management collaboration, and how successful labor-management partnerships help workers and employers.
View resources that have been developed and published by the Department of Labor and other federal agencies to facilitate the implementation of federal investments in infrastructure, semiconductors, and clean energy industries.