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The Honorable Larry D. Turner, Inspector General

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THE HONORABLE LARRY D. TURNER, INSPECTOR GENERAL

                             The Honorable Larry D. Turner was sworn in as the
                             Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL)
                             on December 7, 2021, following his nomination by the
                             President and confirmation by the U.S. Senate. As head of
                             the Office of Inspector General (OIG), Mr. Turner leads a
                             nationwide, independent oversight organization with an
                             annual budget of $97 million and more than 350 criminal
                             investigators, auditors, attorneys, subject-matter experts,
                             and management professionals whose mission is to detect
                             and deter waste, fraud, abuse, and mismanagement in
                             DOL programs, and to promote economy, efficiency, and
                             effectiveness in DOL operations. As Inspector General,
                             Mr. Turner oversees close to $14 billion in annual federal
                             funding for essential programs, such as unemployment
                             insurance, worker safety and health, training and
reemployment services, pension and health care benefits, wage and hour standards,
and economic statistics. He also directs criminal investigations into organized crime
influence and labor racketeering corruption in employee benefit plans, internal union
affairs, and labor-management relations. In addition, the OIG works with other law
enforcement partners on human trafficking matters.

Mr. Turner is also active in the Inspector General community, currently serving as a
member of the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency’s (CIGIE)
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Work Group, and the Pandemic Response
Accountability Committee (PRAC), which oversees more than $5 trillion in federal
pandemic-related programs and funding. Prior to his appointment as Inspector General,
Mr. Turner served as DOL’s Acting Inspector General since June 2020, and as Deputy
Inspector General since September 2014.

Prior to joining the DOL-OIG, Mr. Turner served as Deputy and Acting Assistant
Inspector General for the Office of Communication and Congressional Liaison,
Department of Defense, and the Deputy Inspector General for the Army Installation
Management Command (IMCOM).

Before joining the IG community, Mr. Turner served as Army Installation Management
Command Liaison Officer to the Army Materiel Command, and Executive Officer to the
Executive Director, IMCOM. Mr. Turner served 24 years in the U.S. Army and retired as
a Lieutenant Colonel.

Mr. Turner holds a BS Degree in Business from Morgan State University, an MBA in
Business Management from Golden Gate University, and an MS Degree in Resource
Management from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces (ICAF). He is a graduate
of the Command and General Staff College; the Harvard University Senior Executive
Fellow Program; the Defense Leadership and Management Program (DLAMP); and the
Federal Executive Institute. Mr. Turner holds a Certificate in Financial Planning from
Georgetown University.

Mr. Turner has received numerous civilian and military awards to include: DoD and
Army Civilian Meritorious Service Awards, Civilian Superior Service Award, Civilian
Commander's Award, Legion of Merit, and Meritorious Service Medal with Five Oak
Leaf Clusters, multiple Southwest Asia Medals, and the Army Parachutist Badge.


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