What Human Resources Professionals Need to Know about Affirmative Action for Protected Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities
A Guide to Implementing Your Affirmative Action Program
The new Federal regulations on Affirmative Action for protected veterans and individuals with disabilities present new and specific requirements for Human Resources professionals in the areas of outreach and documentation. This practical class provides guidance on key topics, a listing of recruitment resources, a compliance checklist to keep on-track, and the insight of highly experienced management consultants. The class not only examines how to comply with the regulations; it also discusses the best strategy to adopt if your company faces an audit by the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs. The material provided is an essential guide for the HR professionals of Federal contractors as they craft their response to these new requirements.
This class was developed by Lou Rodarte in collaboration with Michael Wade. Lou is the resident expert on Affirmative Action and OFCCP compliance at Sanders Wade Rodarte Consulting Inc.
Lou Rodarte
A Quick Technical Tip for Taking This Class
Regulatory Coverage and What to Expect in This Class
Bridging the Perception Gap with Protected Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities
Definitions and Preferences
The Best Strategy
This is Not Your Standard EEO Area
Administrator, Consultant, Diplomat, and Cop
Key Stages in the Data Collection Process
Building Your External Network
Links to Helpful Recruitment Sites
Measurement Tools, Not Quotas
Considering Reasonable Accommodation, Essential Functions, and Undue Hardship
Accommodation and Confidentiality
Summarizing the Key Records
Prevent by Persuading
Boost Their Confidence and Their Willingness to Coordinate
Two Situations That Can Easily Arise
Embracing Reality and Avoiding Stereotypes
A Quick Guide to Keep Your Compliance Efforts On-Track
What You Need to Do in a Nutshell
Practical and Convenient Workshops are in the Pipeline