Register today for OutSolve's "Enterprise AAP: Compliance Framework for Large Companies" webinar on September 13, 2023, at 2 pm Eastern, 1 pm Central.
Large companies face unique challenges when it comes to compliance efforts. Efforts are often siloed and fragmented leaving the company vulnerable to violations. Join us for this exciting webinar and learn techniques to implement firm-wide AAP compliance, operationalize plans, and achieve proactive protocols if faced with an audit.
Presenters, Chris Lindholm and Momolu Cooper, will teach attendees methods for communicating compliance actions and obligations across their organization while engaging their HR, talent, and compensation teams using meaningful metrics and data-driven objectives. Register today, and leave the webinar with practical information on how to successfully organize enterprise-scale OFCCP compliance.
Attendees can expect practical advice and tactics to implement such as:
- Implementing enterprise-wide AAP compliance
- Putting AAP plans into place
- Achieving proactive protocols in the event of an OFCCP audit
Webinar Details
Topic: Enterprise AAP: Compliance Framework for Large Companies
Date: September 13, 2023
Time: 2:00 pm Eastern, 1:00 pm Central
Presenters: Chris Lindholm, Momolu Cooper
Per HRCI and SHRM guidelines, attendees must follow the below criteria to obtain credits: 1. Registrant must attend using the unique link provided by GoToWebinar; 2. Attendee must be present for the entirety of the live webinar.
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