OFCCP estimates that it would take 2 hours for a contractor to ...

OFCCP Issues Proposed Rule Requiring Annual Compensation ...

OFCCP will then “use these standards to determine which contractors it will prioritize and schedule for compliance evaluations.” OFCCP estimates that it ...

Federal Register/Vol. 85, No. 102/Wednesday, May 27, 2020/Notices

9 In its OMB Supporting. Statement, the OFCCP estimated that a contractor with 50 to 100 employees would take approximately 73 hours to create ...

Supporting Statement - Affirmative Action & OFCCP Law Advisor

OFCCP estimates it would take a contractor ... 2 wages and hours worked. The report will ... OFCCP estimates it will take a minimum of 1 hour ...

Policy Brief - Bloomberg Industry Group

federal contractors estimated that it will take an average of 15 hours per contractor establishment to comply with the requirements, or $158.0 million.47.

SS 1215-0072-Aug-11-2008.doc - OMB.report

Based on the figures used by EEOC, OFCCP estimates that, on average, contractors expend 2.18 hours in meeting this obligation. OFCCP estimates that ...

OFCCP Week In Review - April 2023 #4 - JD Supra

... estimates for contractors. OFCCP acknowledges that the precise amount of time each contractor will take ... contractor vaccine mandate for two ...

EEO-1 Reports of Federal Contractors to be Released by OFCCP ...

The Center for Investigative Reporting has issued a FOIA request to the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (“OFCCP”) for all Type 2 ...

Contractor EEO-1 Reports will be released unless objection filed

Contractors have 30 days to object directly to the OFCCP regarding the release of their Type 2 reports. The OFCCP states that it will release ...

OFCCP Week In Review: September 26, 2022

As to the Contractor Portal, OFCCP acknowledged (Supporting Statement, page 10) that contractors may need additional time to become familiar ...

Supply and Service Program OMB Control No. 1250-0003 April 2020 1

OFCCP estimates that it would take 2 hours for a contractor to prepare and send the notification of a visa denial, as required by 41 CFR § 60-1.10. However ...

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... OFCCP is requesting in the initial desk audit submission. OFCCP's estimated time for contractors to gather the materials and respond to this ...

Introduction to OFCCP What HR Practitioners Need to Know

All U.S. government contractors must follow non-discrimination rules, which are enforced by the Office of Federal Contract Compliance ...

Federal Contractors Seeking to Prevent Public Disclosure of EEO-1 ...

... contractors for the years 2016 through 2020. OFCCP estimates that the FOIA request will cover approximately 15,000 federal contractors. The ...

OFCCP Intends to Release Contractor Provided 2016-2020 EEO-1 ...

Key Point Federal contractors and subcontractors who filed Type 2 EEO-1 Reports for the years 2016-2020 are advised that the Office of ...

OFCCP Seeks Comments on FAAP Directive Updates | OutSolve Blog

... 2-4 of the OFCCP ... Evaluate whether the time estimate of the ... hours, based on 86 contractors providing 150.6 responses taking 6.7 hours.

Equal Employment Opportunity: Better Assistance and Data Use ...

While OFCCP can access contractor data on protected veterans by job category, compliance officers are not required to analyze these data ...

OFCCP Has Formally Proposed to Resurrect Monthly CC-257 ...

Specifically, the OFCCP estimates it would take 1.5 hours to identify the needed information and send the notification to OFCCP. Therefore, ...

22.805 Procedures. - Acquisition.GOV

(4) The contracting officer does not need to request a preaward clearance if-. (i) The specific proposed contractor is listed in OFCCP's National Preaward ...

The OFCCP Continues to Add to Its Regulatory Arsenal

This estimate also does not take into account the cost and amount of time it will take to train managers and other employees to inform them of ...

Expanding Compliance: OFCCP's New Disability and Veterans ...

Nevertheless, the OFCCP estimates that, to meet the 8 percent benchmark, federal contractors will need to hire an additional 205,500 protected ...