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Commissioner Bárbara Rivera Holmes was appointed by Gov. Brian Kemp and sworn in as the 11th Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Labor (GDOL) on April 4, 2025, becoming Georgia’s first Latina constitutional officer. Since taking office, Commissioner Holmes has released GDOL’s bold new strategic plan — a comprehensive blueprint for transformation grounded in innovation, operational excellence, and elevated public service. The plan reimagines how the department functions, with a clear mission to rebuild trust, modernize systems, and lead with purpose — all in service of a stronger, more resilient Georgia economy. Under her leadership, GDOL is working closely with state leaders, employers, and communities to build the Top State for Talent.
On-site · Saint-Léonard
The role involves reviewing employment certificates to ensure legal compliance and conducting inspections for potential child labor law violations. Additionally, the position issues certificates of consent for minors in entertainment and delivers educational presentations to schools and employers.
