The National Pre-Award Registry and VEVRAA Hiring Benchmark Database have been updated
On August 10, 2020, OFCCP updated its website to include a revamped National Pre-Award Registry and VEVRAA Hiring Benchmark Database. The updated tools enhance information accessibility to individuals with vision impairments.
The National Pre-Award Registry identifies federal contractors that have been reviewed by OFCCP and have been found to be “in compliance.” The Registry contains information for a past two-year period and is updated nightly. Facilities reviewed more than two years ago are removed as new ones are added. The Registry information can be easily searched, filtered, sorted and exported.
The VEVRAA Hiring Benchmark Database provides a one-page summary of the annual hiring benchmarks and indicates that the current national benchmark is 5.7% effective March 31, 2020.
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