Tentative webinar presenters include senior OFCCP officials
On Tuesday August 4, 2020, OFCCP will hold a webinar from 11:30 - 1:30 p.m. EST to share updates to the conciliation, mediation, and the Ombuds service. Specifically, OFCCP will address:
- How the agency strives for consistency and transparency in the conciliation claims, and how they seek an efficacious settlement framework to keep its aged caseload low,
- How the agency plans to utilize its recently implemented Pre-Referral Mediation Program, and
- How the Ombuds Service functions both independently and in conjunction with other OFCCP dispute resolution procedures.
The tentative webinar presenters include Director Craig Leen, Deputy Director Bob Gaglione, Deputy Director Patricia Davidson, Director of Enforcement Bob LeJeunesse, Ombudsman Marcus Stergio, and Director of the Division of Policy and Program Development Tina Williams.
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