Labor Day might be over, but now is still a good time to reflect on jobs, workers’ rights and the economy. Online resources offer easy access to explanations of labor laws, job-market analyses and the history of work.
•Have a question about federal labor law and how it affects your job? Try the U.S. Department of Labor’s employment
Legal-information site Nolo.com has an encyclopedia page on the laws that may, or may not, protect you from being fired for what you post online. bit.ly/gsvLLj
An “employee rights law center” on the Nolo.com site covers other workplace issues, with sections on rights against workplace discrimination and harassment, union organizing, and workplace health and safety. bit.ly/sK2S2X
Stay current on jobs and the economy with this page at the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. 1.usa.gov/13ggJW
The U.S. labor movement, celebrated on Labor Day, is chronicled at History.com. bit.ly/fNJVTa
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