United States of Quentin Department of Professions and Labor

United States of Quentin Department of Professions and Labor
Flag Coat of Arms
Motto: Productive and Fair Treatment for Employers and Employees
Type: United States of Quentin Executive Department
Information
Headquarters	Corner Outlier Federal Facility Mechanicsburg, GA
Employees	Around 167,856 (2016)
Budget	Ð5.467 billion ($54.67 billion)
Executives	Secretary of Professions and Labor Commissioners Directors
Website	cupboard.gov.nwd/dopal[1]
History
Founded	January 1st, 1835
Current Powers Granted	January 1st, 1889

The United States of Quentin Department of Professions and Labor (QUEDOPAL), also referred to in the United States of Quentin as the Department of Professions and Labor, is a Quentinian federal executive department that handles worker rights, business and corporation issues such as monopolies and the stock market, and domestic trade between the states and the regulation of that trade. It also gives licenses for a number of companies, including federal contractors and Quentinian Military Weapons Licensors. The Department of Professions and Labor was created in 1835 by the House of Bureaucrats, and is headed by the Quentinian Secretary of Professions and Labor.

The current Secretary of Professions and Labor is Paul Stroll, who was appointed by President of the USQ Kyle Lovestington in January of 2014, and approved by the House of Bureaucrats later that month, on January 12th. Secretary Stroll is an official member of the Cupboard, and in addition to running the Department of Professions, it is Stroll's responsibility to advise and take orders from the President regarding labor and the many powers of the Department. The Secretary of Professions and Labor is 6th in the United States of Quentin Presidential Line of Succession, meaning if the President were unfit to serve, the Secretary would be 6th in line to take over.

The Department of Professions and Labor is headquartered in Mechanicsburg, GA, at the Corner Outlier Federal Facility, which is located at 760 Cupboard Place, across the street from 777 Cupboard Place, the residence of the President and the Secretary of Professions and Labor. Although the Secretary resides there, most of the Secretary's time is spent at Corner Outlier.

Organization

Bureaus

The Quabittiassuance Bureau, named for the nickname its first commissioner, Creed Offican, used to call it, is devoted to inspecting consumer products, all things except consumables and stuff, to make sure they're not dangerous or illegal.