OFCCP has published landing pages for Promotions Focused Reviews and Accommodations Focused Reviews to assist contractors prepare for these types of reviews recently identified in the CSAL list. Both pages provide an overview of each type of review, FAQs and best practice resources and have identified the following resources coming soon: (1) sample on-site guide and (2) sample focused review report. Currently, there are 500 contractors identified for future promotions and accommodations focused reviews.
The Promotions Focused Reviews page provides quick links to: (1) the Focused Review Directive, (2) a description of Focused Reviews, and (3) E.O. 11246 Resources. The Accommodations Focused Reviews page provides links to EEOC’s Religious Discrimination Guidance and identifies that best practices are coming soon.
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