This morning OFCCP released RIN 1250-ZA01 “Request for Information; Race and Sex Stereotyping and Scapegoating” (RFI) as was required by the new Executive Order 13950 and hosted a brief stakeholder call; both are described below. Additionally, a new
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Today, Friday, September 11th, the OFCCP released two new Corporate Scheduling Lists (CSAL), posted to the FOIA Library: https://www.dol.gov/agencies/ofccp/foia/library#Q1
There are 2,250 contractor establishments on the Supply & Service CSAL list...
In October, the Office of Federal Contract and Compliance Programs (OFCCP) released, for the first time, a Technical Assistance Guide (TAG) to help educational institutions better understand their obligations under the equal employment opportunity...
In 2018, under the leadership of Acting Director Craig Leen, OFCCP began its journey of transparency. We saw it reflected in the release of a Contractor Bill of Rights, nine (9) new Directives by the agency and a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)...
The following information was published on the OFCCP website today, September 7, 2018: https://www.dol.gov/ofccp/regs/compliance/faqs/csalfaqs.htm
750 CSAL letters were mailed to contractor establishments on September 7, 2018, as a supplement to the...
Join Rosemary Cox, M.S., Senior Consultant at DCI for part 2 of her series as she discusses tips for the end of your plan year.
Join Senior Consultant Rosemary Cox, M.S., as she discusses important tips to make your website accessible.
President Trump recently released two items of interest to this industry: 1) an Executive Order on March 13th directing the Director of the Office of Management and Budget to propose a plan with the assistance of each agency to reorganize the...
DCI has just learned that OFCCP began to send out audit scheduling letters on March 17th. At this time we are not certain how many were sent out, but we do know that 800 CSALs (Corporate Scheduling Announcement Letters) were sent to contractor...
What does this mean for you? The current form expires on January 31, 2017, so Federal Contractors will need to update their self-id forms. For some of you this may require a system update and for others it may simply be using the new form. Since...