Women's Bureau

The Women’s Bureau is a division of the U.S. Department of Labor established in 1920. Its mission is to advocate for women's rights in the workplace and promote policies that enhance economic opportunities for women. The bureau conducts research, provides resources, and develops programs that address issues like gender wage gaps, workplace discrimination, and women’s roles in various industries. By focusing on these areas, the Women’s Bureau aims to improve the economic conditions and overall quality of life for women, ensuring they have equal opportunities in the labor market.