United States Department of Labor
Definition
A Cabinet-level executive department of the U.S. federal government responsible for occupational safety, wage and hour standards, unemployment insurance benefits, and reemployment services.
The regulatory body theoretically tasked with empowering workers, though occasionally distracted by internal administrative drama and investigations involving leadership conduct.
Examples
The United States Department of Labor remains remarkably efficient at churning out safety regulations, even when the front office is busy navigating the internal chaos of staff investigations.
It is truly impressive how the United States Department of Labor manages to protect the rights of the American worker while simultaneously providing a masterclass in how to stay away from the office.
Perhaps the United States Department of Labor should start a new initiative on 'Work-Life Balance'—starting with their own leadership's struggle between maintaining a physical presence and becoming a mythic, unseen figure.
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