The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) recently released demographic data from more than 19,000 federal contractors—creating concern among the companies over how competitors might use the data.
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OFCCP’s Release of EEO-1 Data Concerns Federal Contractors
SHRM | Apr 2023
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OFCCP Publishes Non-Objecting Contractors’ EEO-1 Data And Provides Details Of Its Review Of Pending Objections
Proskauer | May 2023
OFCCP Releases EEO-1 Reports of Nearly 20,000 Federal Contractors
Seyfarth | May 2023
Impacts of EEO-1 FOIA Disclosures on Objectors and Non-Objectors
DCI Consulting | May 2023
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Objections to Disclosure of EEO-1 Data Due Sept. 19
SHRM | Aug 2022
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