Secrets of Affirmative Action Compliance - Seventh Edition
William H. Truesdell, SPHR
(7th Edition, 2006)Price:$99.95
Secrets of Affirmative Action Compliance - Seventh Edition, Contents
- EEO vs. Affirmative Action
- Who must have a written AAP?
- Narrative sections for all three AAPs
- Workforce Analysis & Organizational Profile
- Job Group Analysis
- Availability Analysis (Is it really 2-Factors?)
- Utilization Analysis
- Goals & Goal Achievement
- Impact Ratio Analysis
- Compliance Evaluations New tiered approach
- Glass Ceiling Reviews
- Key OFCCP Directives
- The Equal Opportunity Survey
- Internet recruiting sources
- The impact of Census 2000
- Political influences on affirmative action
- Affirmative Action Programs for Construction Contractors
- The future of affirmative action
Also Included for Your Use
- Latest regulation changes
- Cross-referenced index
- 17 customized AAP forms
- 6 specialized checklists
- 3 flow charts
- Formulas for standard deviation, statistical significance and Impact
- Ratio Analysis
- 50-state EEO protections list
- List of organizations & recruiting sources
- AAP Software product & publisher list
- EEO-1, EEO-4, VETS-100 forms & instructions
- New veterans category & who qualifies
- List of EEOC & OFCCP offices
- SCRR form
- 16-Step program for trade employees on federally funded construction contracts
Since the federal regulations have changed in the last few years, our 7th edition is designed to cover those new rules. Federal contractors who ignore those changes in the rules will be judged to be "Not in Compliance" if they are subject to a compliance evaluation review. You can save yourself time, money and grief by preparing your plan according to the latest requirements. This book show you how.
If you are a vendor or supplier to the government, you may be required to have a written Affirmative Action Program. If you fit into any of these categories, you need the new seventh edition of Secrets of Affirmative Action Compliance:
- 50 employees and $50,000 or more in total contracts.
- Any bank, regardless of employee number, with $1.00 in the federal reserve system.
- Any employer, regardless of employee number, which is a transfer agent for U.S. Savings Bonds. (Credit Unions, often.)
- Any construction contractor with federally assisted construction contracts in excess of $10,000.
Federal regulations have changed! If your current AAP doesn't address these new requirements, you will not be in compliance. (41 C.F.R. 60 changes effective 2/06/2006)
THE TOP TEN REASONS YOU NEED A COPY OF THIS NEW BOOK
Reason #10: Your government Compliance Officer took your copy of the 6th edition.
Reason #9: Your CEO thinks AAP compliance is as easy as adding air to his SUV's tires.
Reason #8: Your CFO believes he learned the definition of "applicant" while sitting inside a pyramid over the weekend.
Reason #7: Your astrologer tells you President Bush will exempt your company from Compliance Reviews for life.
Reason #6: Your attorney is using your copy to learn about federal contractor obligations.
Reason #5: Your attorney has just announced a sabatical so she can hike across Europe.
Reason #4: Your assistant needs a new project.
Reason #3: Your attorney needs a new assistant.
Reason #2: You just received a "Scheduling Letter" asking for a copy of your company's affirmative action plan ... and you have no idea what that is.
And, the NUMBER ONE REASON why you need a copy of this new book ...
Reason #1: You want to do the best professional job you can in meeting your federal contractor obligations.
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