The US Department of Labor is changing its approach to how it utilizes data when making agency decisions, focusing on making that data findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable by members of the public.
The agency, which announced the three-year strategy on Wednesday, said it’s aimed at helping the Labor Department’s overall mission.
“We will make our data findable by anyone, accessible to all, interoperable across siloes, and reusable across time,” said Deputy Secretary Julie Su in the strategy’s foreword. “Beyond that, we will work to find ways to put this data into the hands of workers themselves, to empower ...
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