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Department of Labor

Federal agency · top-tier · the money flowing out to recipients.
$11.7B
obligated · FY2023
104
recipients

Obligations by year

≈ computed
$11.7B
FY23
$10.6B
FY24
$11.5B
FY25
▼ 2%
since FY23

Where this money goes

✓ from source
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
TOP RECIPIENTS
Department of Labor
$11.7B
FY2023 obligated
State of
$1B
Texas Workforce
$0.5B
Department of
$0.5B
Florida Department
$0.3B
Department of
$0.3B
99 other recipients
$9B
band width = obligations · FY2023 · source: USASpending.gov

What it funds

No categories recorded.

Top recipients

State of California Employment Development Department$985.6M
Texas Workforce Commission$514.2M
Department of Labor New York$497.6M
Florida Department of Commerce$341.4M
Department of Labor & Industry PA$329M
Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity$268.6M
Illinois Department of Employment Security$238.4M
Ohio Department of Job & Family Services$232.4M
State of Washington Employment Security Department$217.3M
Management & Training Corporation$215.1M

Largest awards

Unemployment Insurance
awarded 2019$674.2M
Resources for Local Workforce Development Areas to Deliver Comprehensive Youth…
awarded 2022$451.2M
Unemployment Insurance
awarded 2020$446.8M
Wioa Youth/Adult/Dislocated Workers Formula Combined
awarded 2020$407.4M
Wioa Youth/Adult/Dislocated Workers Formula Combined
awarded 2021$395.5M
State's Unemployment Insurance Program Activities
awarded 2022$388.1M
States Unemployment Insurance Program Activities
awarded 2023$382.4M
States Unemployment Insurance Program Activities
awarded 2024$366.1M

The agency’s biggest individual awards by total value, largest first.

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