OFCCP Week In Review: April 4, 2022
- OFCCP FY 2023 Budget Request Seeks A Lot Of Money And Lays Out A Very Comprehensive And Ambitious Internal Rebuilding Program
- EEOC Seeks Big FY 2023 Budget Increase Despite Declining Workload Numbers Also Released Today in New Performance Report
- Cast Your Vote And Do Your Outreach – American Job Centers Add Voting
- EEOC Presented New Features and Improvements to the EEO-1 Survey Filing System
- USDOL Public Service Announcement: “Mental Health at Work: What Can I Do?”
- Comment Now on Revisions to the I-9 Form
- Comment on “Notice of Employee Rights under National Labor Relations Act Complaint Process” (this is the so-called “anti-Beck notice”)
- OFCCP Contractor Portal Opened – New Resources Available
- Transgender Day of Visibility Sees Swooping Efforts Across the Federal Government to Recognize and Support the Transgender Community
- EEOC to Add Non-Binary Gender Option to Discrimination Charge Intake Process
- OFCCP Released The “Wrecking Ball” On Most Of The Remaining Trump Administration Policies and Procedures Of Significance
- E-Verify Records Disposal Date Extended to May 6, 2022
- March’s “New Jobs Filled Employment Numbers” Increased, But Those Dropping Out of The Workforce Provided An Anemic “Jobs Gains” Month
- Only 10% Of Those Working In U.S. Teleworked In March Because Of The COVID-19 Pandemic
- BLS Reports Show Educational Attainment Level Correlated to Higher Unemployment
