DOL Seeks Input on Modernizing CareerOneStop and O*NET Workforce Data Tools
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The Department of Labor is asking for public feedback on how to update two major federal workforce information tools: CareerOneStop, the public website used by job seekers and employers, and O*NET, the national database that describes occupations, skills, and job requirements. The notice affects employers, workforce boards, training providers, educators, researchers, software vendors, and job seekers who rely on federal labor-market data. Comments are due by August 10, 2026, and may shape future planning or procurement, but this notice does not create funding or contract opportunities by itself.
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Key Changes
- Requests public feedback on modernizing CareerOneStop, the federal online career information site
- Requests input on improving O*NET occupational and skills data
- Sets an August 10, 2026 deadline for comments, with separate email addresses for each topic