The Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development (EOLWD) advances opportunity across Massachusetts by connecting jobseekers to employment opportunities, supporting workers throughout their careers, and helping employers attract, retain, and develop a skilled workforce.
What you need to know
Progress on State Workforce Agenda
On June 11, 2026, the Healey-Driscoll Administration highlighted significant progress in advancing the Massachusetts State Workforce Agenda to retain, attract, and develop talent and modernize its workforce system.
How EOLWD supports the workforce
The Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development connects people to jobs, supports workers through challenges, and helps employers build and grow their workforce.
Jobseekers
Explore career services, attend hiring events, and access resources to help you find your next job or advance your career.
Unemployment
Apply for unemployment insurance while searching for new employment opportunities.
Employers
Access tools and resources to hire, retain, and grow your workforce.
What do you need help with?
Explore programs & services
The Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development helps workers find jobs, build skills, overcome challenges, and connect to meaningful careers, while supporting employers in recruiting, developing, and retaining a strong workforce.
Unemployment Assistance
Paid Leave
Workers' Compensation
EOLWD initiatives
SafetyWorks
SafetyWorks helps employers strengthen workplace safety with free consultation services and training grants for employee safety training.
YES to youth jobs
Join a growing network of employers saying YES to youth jobs and helping young people build skills, gain experience, and explore career pathways.
Workforce innovation
We're modernizing MassHire technology and processes to improve services for jobseekers and employers in Massachusetts. Learn more about this project.
Information about the labor market
Explore employment, wage, and labor force data for Massachusetts and its regions, including data by occupation and industry.
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About EOLWD
The Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development builds a skilled workforce, connects talent to opportunity, supports those facing job loss or injury, and ensures safe workplaces. On March 18, 2024, the Healey-Driscoll Administration released its first workforce agenda, outlining the vision, goals, and strategies to support workforce development statewide.
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Boston, MA 02108