Fourth Circuit Permits Trump Administration To Resume Enforcing E.O. 14173
The Trump Administration can require contractors and grant recipients to certify that they do not operate any illegal diversity, equity,
CWC’s Updated Equal Opportunity “Flow-Down” Clause Guide
Following the rescission of Executive Order 11246, the Center for Workplace Compliance (CWC), our affiliated nonprofit membership association, is providing
OFCCP Terminates All FAAP Agreements
The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs terminated all Functional Affirmative Action Program (FAAP) agreements between OFCCP and federal contractors
CWC’s Updated Subcontractor and Vendor Notification Template
The Center for Workplace Compliance (CWC), our affiliated nonprofit membership association, has updated its subcontractor and vendor notification template to
CWC’s Updated Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action Policy Templates
CWC, our affiliated nonprofit membership association, has updated its equal opportunity and affirmative action policy statement templates to reflect the
Trump Administration Faces First Legal Challenge on Pair of Diversity Executive Orders
Two of President Trump’s DEI-related executive orders are being challenged in a lawsuit from the National Association of Diversity Officers
CWC’s Filing Guide for California’s 2024 Pay Data Reporting Requirements
The Center for Workplace Compliance (CWC), our affiliated nonprofit membership association, has updated its Filing Guide for meeting California’s annual
Michael Schloss Appointed as OFCCP’s Deputy Director of Policy and Acting Director
The Trump Administration has appointed Michael Schloss as the Deputy Director of Policy and Acting Director at the Office of
Acting Secretary of Labor Micone Orders OFCCP To Halt All E.O. 11246 Investigations
Acting Labor Secretary Vincent Micone has ordered DOL personnel to cease all enforcement activities under rescinded Executive Order 11246 and
President Trump Rescinds Executive Order 11246
One day into his second term, President Trump issued a sweeping Executive Order (E.O.) formally rescinding E.O. 11246. Trump’s order,