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OFCCP releases its new compliance assistance guides

August 14, 2019 By Andrew Smith

On August 2, 2019, the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs announced the release of its new compliance assistance guides.  Among the new guides are:

  • OFCCP At A Glance, which introduces and provides an overview of OFCCP, “its mission, the equal employment opportunity laws it enforces, an overview of federal contractor obligations, and workers’ rights.”
  • What Federal Contractors Can Expect, which “provides general expectations that guide interactions between contractors and OFCCP.”
  • Construction Technical Assistance Guide, which “is being updated and is coming soon,” provides a general overview of construction contractors’ obligations.
  • Applicant Tracking Guide, which “provides the definitions for Internet and traditional applicants, identifies applicant records that contractors must keep, and provides other key terms to know.”
  • And more…

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Filed Under: Contracting Tips Tagged With: Labor Dept., OFCCP

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