| Feb 14 |
OFCCP and Community Based Organizations Building Relationships,
Baltimore,
MD.
The OFCCP Baltimore/Washington District Office will host a community outreach and education event promoting building relationships with Community-Based Organizations (CBO) who, in turn, will assist stakeholders with their equal employment opportunity and affirmative action efforts. OFCCP will emphasize the importance of protecting workers, promoting diversity, enforcing the law, CBO information exchange and working together providing aid to vulnerable populations/communities. |
| Feb 14 |
OLMS-Webinar on Completing the Form LM-30,
Washington,
DC.
The Department of Labor's Office of Labor-Management Standards (OLMS) is offering a free webinar on completing the Form LM-30 (Labor Organization Officer and Employee Report). The Form LM-30 is a report filed by union officers and union employees to make public actual or potential conflicts between their personal financial interests and their obligations to the union and its members. The report is due 90 days after the union official’s fiscal year, meaning that the report is due for most filers at the end of March.
The webinar will be held on February 14, 2012, from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM EST. It is open to all interested individuals. During this free webinar, OLMS staff will provide guidance on applying the Form LM-30 reporting requirements, including how to determine if a report is owed and how to complete the form. The Form LM-30 was recently changed in a final rule published on October 26, 2011, making this webinar essential for both new and returning filers.
Space is limited.
After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar.
System Requirements
PC-based attendees
Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server
Macintosh®-based attendees
Required: Mac OS® X 10.5 or newer
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| Feb 15 |
OFCCP-Community Based Organizations Roundtable Collaboration,
Pittsburgh,
PA.
The purpose of the “Round table” is to provide information on the Agency’s laws, regulations and other procedures that will increase the Community Based Organizations, Civil Rights Groups, federal and state agencies knowledge and awareness of utilizing OFCCP as a resource for filing complaints of discrimination and; to explore possible synergies and opportunities for collaborative partnerships and linkages for minority, female, persons with disabilities and Veterans recruitment. The collaboration will also focus on identifying and providing support to vulnerable populations. |
| Feb 15 |
OFCCP Collaboration Event,
Dover ,
DE.
The OFCCP Philadelphia District Office in collaboration with the Delaware DOT will host a community Outreach and Education event supporting building relationships with Community Based Organizations and collaborative efforts amongst state and federal Agencies the state of Delaware. OFCCP will provide an overview of its mission of protecting workers, promoting diversity, and enforcing the law and; information exchange amongst the organizations in attendance. |
| Feb 15 |
OFCCP- Compliance Assistance Seminar-Boston, MA,
Boston,
MA.
OFCCP- The Boston District Office will host a seminar for new and existing contractors and subcontractors on the development of Affirmative Action Programs as required by Executive Order 11246, as amended, Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, and the Vietnam Era Veterans Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974, as amended, Good Faith Efforts, Positive Outreach and Recruitment, and conducting self-assessments/monitoring contractor compliance. The event will also promote connecting with Community Based Organizations.
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| Feb 15 |
OFCCP: Ready, Set, Go for Construction Contractors,
San Jose,
CA.
Please join the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Program Orange Area Office for a seminar engineered towards federal construction contractors on equal opportunity programs, record keeping, analysis of personnel transaction and compensation.
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| Feb 15 |
Compliance Assistance for Supply and Service Contractors,
Richmond,
VA.
The purpose of this event is to provide Compliance and other technical assistance to new and small Federal Supply and Service Contractors
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| Feb 15 |
OFCCP: Construction Seminar,
San Francisco,
CA.
The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Program Greater San Francisco Bay/District Office will host a seminar for new and existing contractors and subcontractors and community-based organizations' representatives on the 16 Affirmative Action Steps and Other Requirements for Construction Contractors.
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| Feb 15 |
Spring Thaw Workshop,
Verona,
NY.
MSHA, in cooperation with mine industry leaders, is host of this day-long workshop in which safety professionals share information and experiences in dealing with mining hazards. The seminar coincides with winter's end, when many intermittently operated mining operations begin producing again, often with new employees who are new to the mining environment. |
| Feb 15 |
Spring Thaw Workshop,
Hutchinson,
KS.
MSHA, in cooperation with mine industry leaders, is host of this day-long workshop in which safety professionals share information and experiences in dealing with mining hazards. The seminar coincides with winter's end, when many intermittently operated mining operations begin producing again, often with new employees who are new to the mining environment. |
| Feb 16 |
OFCCP - OFCCP and Community Based Organizations Roundtable Collaboration - Boston, MA,
Boston,
MA.
OFCCP-The OFCCP Boston District Office will attend. The purpose of the "Round Table" is to provide information on the Agency's laws, regulations and other procedures that will increase the Community Based Organizations, Civil Rights Groups, federal and state agencies knowledge and awareness of utilizing OFCCP as a resource for filing complaints of discrimination and' to explore possible synergies and opportunities for collaborative partnerships and linkages for minority, female, persons with disabilities and Veterans recruitment. The collaboration will also focus on identifying and providing support to vulnerable populations. |
| Feb 16 |
OFCCP – Building Partnerships for the Community,
Memphis,
TN.
Facilitate knowledge of OFCCP laws, regulations and other procedures related to increasing contractor compliance and knowledge of the OFCCP as a resource for filing complaints of discrimination. Explore possible synergies and opportunities for collaborative partnerships and linkages for minority and female recruitment. |
| Feb 16 |
OFCCP - Everything you Want to Know About Adverse Impact,
Houston,
TX.
This interactive training is designed to show Federal contractors and sub-contractors how to self monitor the employment selection process by analyzing personnel activity data (i.e. hires, promotions, terminations, etc.) through the use of impact ratio analyses. |
| Feb 16 |
Analyzing Personnel Activity Data,
Omaha,
NE.
The Omaha District Office will host a seminar presentation that will cover the topic of how to analyze personnel activity data, including applicant flow and hire data, promotion data, and termination data. |
| Feb 16 |
OFCCP - Technical Assistance Training,
Detroit,
MI.
The Detroit District Office will host a technical assistance seminar for contractors and subcontractors on How to Develop an Affirmative Action Program. |
| Feb 17 |
OFCCP: Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended Seminar,
Los Angeles,
CA.
The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Program Los Angeles District Office will host an event for Federal Contractors and Community Based Organization (CBOs) that will provide them with a working knowledge of Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Acts of 1973. Through this event it is anticipated that collaborative partnerships and linkages will be established to further support future compliance. |
| Feb 21 |
Minneapolis Area Job Clubs & Career Ministries On the Front Lines of Getting Americans Back to Work,
Minneapolis,
MN.
Please join Deputy Secretary Seth Harris and the Department of Labor's Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships for a symposium on the important role of job clubs, networking support groups, and career ministries in getting Americans back to work. Participants and attendees will include job club coordinators, workforce development officials, faith leaders, nonprofit leaders, employers, and job seekers and workers who will discuss the various ways job clubs and career ministries support communities to help the unemployed regain their footing and transition back to the workforce.
Job club programs based at religious institutions, community colleges, and community-based organizations offer an opportunity for unemployed individuals to come together and share professional networks, learn the latest job search techniques, and receive emotional support. The Department of Labor's Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships recently launched a new project to connect with job clubs and facilitate partnerships between job clubs and the workforce investment system, including One-Stop Career Centers, community colleges, and nonprofit service organizations. (Visit www.dol.gov/jobclubs for more information on the project.)
The half-day symposium will highlight the work of job clubs, provide information on the valuable resources offered by the public workforce investment system, and explore partnership opportunities among job clubs, the workforce system, and others. This event is open to the public. Please attend if the issue of jobs is important to you, if you are a workforce development professional or volunteer, if you are currently coordinating or interested in starting a job club or career ministry, and/or if you are interested in collaborations and partnerships.
Panelists will include leaders from local job club programs and nonprofit organizations, leaders from state and local government agencies, and other workforce development officials. Deputy Secretary Harris will deliver remarks on key policies and proposals of the Obama Administration on employment and workforce development.
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| Feb 22 |
OFCCP - Building Partnerships for the Community,
Atlanta,
GA.
Purpose of event is to discuss OFCCP laws, regulations, and other procedures; and to explore opportunities for collaborative partnerships and linkages for minority and female recruitment. |
| Feb 22 |
OFCCP - Building Partnerships in the Community,
Jacksonville,
FL.
The Jacksonville Area Office will host a community outreach and education event to connect federal contractors with community based organizations serving women and minorities. In addition to introducing federal contractors with area stakeholders, the OFCCP will educate all attendees of the OFCCP's mission to ensure affirmative action and equal opportunity with those who do business with the Federal government.
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| Feb 22 |
Maritime Advisory Committee for Occupational Safety and Health (MACOSH) Meeting,
Washington,
DC.
OSHA will host the next MACOSH meeting Feb. 22-23. MACOSH advises Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health David Michaels on worker safety and health issues in the maritime industries. The February meeting agenda will include discussions on working safely around radiation; person in water (man overboard); confined space ventilation; safe entry and cleaning practices for vessel sewage tanks; best practices for eye injury reduction; hot work on hollow structures; injury and illness prevention programs; container handling equipment; semi-tractor tip-over; top/side handler operation safety; staying focused on safety while working on or around cargo handling equipment; safety zones between railcars and cargo handling equipment; and preventing chassis drivers from jostling in the cabs. |
| Feb 22 |
Phoenix Area Job Clubs & Career Ministries On the Front Lines of Getting Americans Back to Work,
Phoenix,
AZ.
Please join Jay Williams, Director of the Office of Recovery for Auto Communities and Workers and the Department of Labor's Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships for a symposium on the important role of job clubs and career ministries in getting Americans back to work. Participants and attendees will include job club coordinators, workforce development officials, faith leaders, nonprofit leaders, employers, and job seekers and workers who will discuss the various ways job clubs and career ministries support communities to help the unemployed regain their footing and transition back to the workforce.
The half-day symposium will highlight the work of job clubs, provide information on the valuable resources offered by the public workforce investment system, and explore partnership opportunities among job clubs, the workforce system, and others. This event is open to the public. Please attend if the issue of jobs is important to you, if you are a workforce development professional or volunteer, if you are currently coordinating or interested in starting a job club or career ministry, and/or if you are interested in collaborations and partnerships. |
| Feb 23 |
OFCCP: 16 AA steps and Other Requirements for Construction Contractors,
San Diego,
CA.
Please join the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs San Diego District Office as they conduct a workshop focusing on "The 16 AA Steps and Other Requirements for Construction Contractors." Attendees will learn the EEO 16 specifications for federal construction contractors. This course focuses on the review elements of records review, personnel operations, training, and EEO compliance procedures. This course is targeted for first time and current construction contractors.
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| Feb 23 |
Women in Nontraditional Jobs,
Omaha,
NE.
The Omaha District Office will host a presentation regarding types of nontraditional jobs for women, as well as the challenges of women in nontraditional jobs, including discrimination. |
| Feb 23 |
OFCCP Webinar: ABC’s of Compliance for Supply & Service Contractors,
Portland,
OR.
I just got this letter in the mail asking for something called an Affirmative Action Plan, now what do I do?” The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP), Portland Area Office will present a webinar covering the building blocks on how to prepare a basic Affirmative Action Plan. The webinar agenda is geared toward novices and includes a review of the scheduling letter and review of requirements for submission of an acceptable plan. To register for this Webinar, please click on "Event Web site".
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| Feb 23 |
OFCCP-BRIDGES-(Building Relationships In Diverse Groups) Boston, MA,
Boston,
MA.
OFCCP-The Boston District Office will attend BRIDGES monthly meeting to discuss issues facing the Muslim community of Boston/Greater Boston. Approximately 40 people from Federal, State, and Local agencies as well as community members are expected to attend. Town Hall Meeting (May 2012) preparation will be discussed. CO will attend the meeting in order to continue to develop outreach sources for vulnerable populations.
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| Feb 25 |
Women and Retirement: What Every Woman Should Know Before it’s Too Late,
Boston,
MA.
The Employee Benefits Security Administration and the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College will be hosting a public forum titled, “Women and Retirement: What Every Woman Should Know Before It’s Too Late.”
Women and all consumers deserve to have the information they need to make
informed retirement decisions and understand the importance of making
retirement savings last.
Please join us for panel discussions with Assistant Secretary of Labor Phyllis C.
Borzi and senior government officials, financial experts, and consumer advocates who will discuss ways for women to better understand how to maximize their retirement savings and avoid pitfalls in the retirement investment market.
Registration is required to attend and is on a first come, first served basis. This
public forum is free and open to the first 200 registrants. Please register as soon as possible by email to Meredith Regine at regine.meredith.e@dol.gov or by fax at
(202) 219-5526.
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| Feb 28 |
OFCCP and Community Based Organizations Building Relationships,
Baltimore,
MD.
The OFCCP Baltimore/Washington District Office will host a community outreach and education event promoting building relationships with Community Based Organizations (CBO) who, in turn, will assist stakeholders with their equal employment opportunity and affirmative action efforts. OFCCP will emphasize the importance of protecting workers, promoting diversity, enforcing the law, CBO information exchange and working together providing aid to vulnerable populations/communities. |
| Feb 28 |
OFCCP-Policy Group for Trades Women Issues Meeting - Boston, MA,
Boston,
MA.
OFCCP-The Boston District Office's regularly scheduled meeting for the focus group Trades Women issues to meet. |
| Feb 28 |
Spring Thaw Workshop,
State College,
PA.
MSHA, in cooperation with mine industry leaders, is host of this day-long workshop in which safety professionals share information and experiences in dealing with mining hazards. The seminar coincides with winter's end, when many intermittently operated mining operations begin producing again, often with new employees who are new to the mining environment. |
| Feb 29 |
Construction Compliance Assistance Seminar,
Philadelphia,
PA.
The Philadelphia District Office will host an "OFCCP Construction Compliance Assistance Seminar." This event will provide compliance assistance to construction contractors (federal and federally-assisted contractors) in the Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton Area on reviewing construction contractor’s responsibilities, implementing and monitoring compliance with the 16 affirmative action requirements. |
| Feb 29 |
Compliance Assistance for Construction Contractors,
Richmond,
VA.
The purpose of this event is to provide compliance and other technical assistance to new and small Federal Construction Contractors.
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| Feb 29 |
Compliance Assistance/Technical Assistance Seminar,
Columbus,
OH.
The Columbus District Office will host a seminar for new and existing contractors and subcontractors on the development of Affirmative Action Programs as required by Executive Order 11246, as amended, Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, and the Vietnam Era Veterans Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974, as amended, as well as analyzing personnel activity data and maintaining applicant flow data |
| Feb 29 |
Spring Thaw Workshop,
Billings,
MT.
MSHA, in cooperation with mine industry leaders, is host of this day-long workshop in which safety professionals share information and experiences in dealing with mining hazards. The seminar coincides with winter's end, when many intermittently operated mining operations begin producing again, often with new employees who are new to the mining environment. |
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