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  • MSHA
    Coverage: National
    Period: 30 days, Start Date to End Date
    Inspections
    Violations
    Negligence
    Accidents
    Employment/Production
  • OSHA
    Coverage: National
    Period: 30 days, Start Date to End Date
    Inspections
    Inspection Type
    Violations
    NAICS: Top Ten
  • EBSA
    Coverage: National
    Period: Latest Complete Fiscal Quarter
    Plan Administration Case Type
    Plan Administration Penalties
  • OFCCP
    Coverage: National
    Period: Fiscal Year
    Evaluations Violations
    Investigations Violations
    Investigations Basis
Source:
MSHA Operator Quarterly Employment Data
Type:
Scatter Chart with multiple Y axes
Y Axes:
Numeric Values (Tons, Hours, Employees)
Coverage:
National
Period:
Quarterly (Calendar Year)
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Quarterly
Measures:
  • Average Employee Count: Average number of employees reported by the Operator for the Quarter {Symbol: green figurine; Y axis: Green}
  • Employee Hours: Number of hours worked reported by the Operator for the Quarter {Symbol: Clock; Y axis: Brown}
  • Coal Production: Amount of Coal produced in Tons reported by the Operator for the Quarter {Symbol: Grey Cart, Y axis: Black}
Source:
MSHA Accident Data
Type:
Line Chart
X Axis:
Day of the week on which the data is
 
aggregated for the previous week
Y Axis:
Numeric values
Coverage:
National
Period:
28 days ( to )
Scale:
Logarithmic
Updated:
Weekly
Measures:
  • Days Lost: Actual days lost from work due to the injury/illness
  • Accidents
  • Fatalities
Source:
MSHA Violations Data
Type:
Bubble Chart with discrete X and Y axes
X Axis
Section of the Mine Act under which the
 
Violation was issued
Y Axis
Level of Negligence assigned to the Violation
Coverage:
National
Period:
30 days ( to )
Scale:
Logarithmic (bubble size)
Updated:
Weekly
Measures:
  • Negligence:
    • Moderate Negligence
      •
    • High Negligence
      •
    • Reckless Negligence
      •
  • Section of the Mine Act:
    • 104(b), 104(d), 104(g), 107(a): Elevated Citations and Orders
    • Other: Violations issued under other sections of the Mine Act
Source:
MSHA Inspection Data
Type:
Stacked individual area pie chart
Coverage:
National
Period:
30 days ( to )
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Weekly
Measures:
  • New Inspections: Opened in the last 30 days
  • Closed Inspections: Closed in the last 30 days
  • Ongoing Inspections: Opened prior to 30 day reporting period and still not closed
  • Inspections with Significant & Substantial (S&S) Violations: Based on number of New Inspections only
  • Inspections with Violations other than S&S
  • Inspections with no Violations: Based on number of New Inspections only
  • Paid Penalties: Paid Penalties for violations issued under New Inspections only (when null, not displayed)
  • Unpaid Penalties: Unpaid Penalties for violations issued under New Inspections only (when null, not displayed)
Source:
OSHA Inspection Data
Type:
Stacked individual area pie chart
Coverage:
National
Period:
30 days ( to )
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Weekly
Measures:
  • New Inspections: Opened in the last 30 days
  • Closed Inspections: Closed in the last 30 days
  • Ongoing Inspections: Opened prior to 30 day reporting period and still not closed
  • Inspections with Violations
  • Inspections with no Violations: Based on number of New Inspections only
  • Assessed Penalties: Assessed Penalties for violations issued under New Inspections only
Source:
OSHA Inspection Data
Type:
Donut Pie chart
Coverage:
National
Period:
30 days ( to )
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Weekly
Measures:
  • Distribution, in percentages, of all New Inspections across Inspection Type categories
Source:
OSHA Violation Data
Type:
Horizontal Bar chart
X Axis
Numeric Values
Y Axis
Violations Classification
Coverage:
National
Period:
30 days ( to )
Scale:
Logarithmic
Updated:
Weekly
Measures:
  • Willful: Violation committed with intentional knowing or voluntary disregard for the law, or with plain indifference to worker safety and health
  • Serious: Serious Violations occur when there is substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result from a hazard about which the employer knew or should have known
  • Repeat: Repeat Violations are issued when an employer previously has been cited for the same or a similar violation of a standard, regulation, rule or order within the last five years
  • Other
Source:
OSHA Violation Data
Type:
Bar chart
X Axis:
Ordinal numbers
Y Axis:
Numeric Values
Coverage:
National
Period:
30 days ( to )
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Weekly
Measures:
  • Distribution of New Inspections across Industry Codes
Source:
EBSA Case and Penalty Data
Type:
Pie chart
Coverage:
National
Period:
Latest Complete Fiscal Quarter
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Quarterly
Measures:
  • Case Type ('Deficient Filer', 'Later Filer', 'Non Filer') distribution
Source:
EBSA Case and Penalty Data
Type:
Pie chart
Coverage:
National
Period:
Latest Complete Fiscal Quarter
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Quarterly
Measures:
  • Penalties Amounts distribution
Source:
EBSA Case and Penalty Data
Type:
Bar chart
X Axis:
Ordinal numbers
Y Axis:
Numeric Values
Coverage:
National
Period:
Start to End
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Quarterly
Measures:
  • Distribution of Subjects
Source:
OFCCP Evaluations Data
Type:
Donut Pie chart
Coverage:
National
Period:
Fiscal Year
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Quarterly
Measures:
  • Violations Distribution. 'Other' is an aggregation of the Violation Types not explicitly listed
Source:
OFCCP Investigations Data
Type:
Donut Pie chart
Coverage:
National
Period:
Fiscal Year
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Quarterly
Measures:
  • Violations Distribution. 'Other' is an aggregation of the Violation Types not explicitly listed
Source:
OFCCP Investigations Data
Type:
Donut Pie chart
Coverage:
National
Period:
Fiscal Year
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Quarterly
Measures:
  • Case Type ('Disabled', 'Veteran', 'Race', 'Sex', 'National Origin', 'Religion', 'Color', 'Other') distribution
Source:
Wage & Hour Investigative Data
Type:
Line Chart
X Axis:
Year
Y Axis:
Percentage of Cases
Coverage:
National
Period:
2007 to Present
Scale:
Logarithmic
Updated:
Monthly
Measures:
  • Repeat violators type:
    • Repeat
      •
    • Willful
      •
    • Repeat & Willful
      •
Source:
Wage & Hour Investigative Data
Type:
Pie chart
Coverage:
National
Period:
30 days ( to )
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Monthly
Measures:
Source:
Wage & Hour Investigative Data
Type:
Stacked individual area pie chart
Coverage:
National
Period:
30 days ( to )
Scale:
Linear
Updated:
Monthly
Measures:
  • Back Wages ATP: Total Back Wages employers agreed to pay
  • Civil Monetary Penalty: Total Civil Monetary Penalties. (Will not display if no penalty.)
  • Cases with Violations
  • Cases with No Violations

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Welcome to DOL's enforcement data 4.0.2!

The Department of Labor enforcement agencies foster and promote the welfare of wage earners and retirees of the United States, by ensuring their safety, improving their working conditions, and protecting their retirement and health care benefits.

In carrying out this mission, the Agencies administer and enforce a variety of Federal labor laws that guarantee workers’ rights to safe and healthful working conditions, a minimum hourly wage and overtime pay, and freedom from employment discrimination, as well as the integrity of their pensions and health plans. This site aims to make the enforcement data, collected by these agencies in the exercise of their mission, accessible and searchable. It intends, also , to engage you the public in new and creative ways of using this data. It is a work in progress, but it is foremost our invitation to you, the American public, to engage with us, and react to our work by telling us what you think, and what you would like to see here!

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