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End of an Era? EEOC Votes to Scrap 60-year-old Demographic Reporting Requirements

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By Rebecca Bernhard, Janilyn Brouwer Daub, Christopher Rubery
| HR Daily Advisor Verified
On July 21, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) voted to approve a draft notice of proposed rulemaking that would rescind the EEO-1 report and related demographic data reporting requirements, ending an obligation that has been a fixture of federal employment compliance for six decades.
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The End Of An Era? EEOC Votes To Scrap 60-Year-Old Workforce Demographic Reporting Requirements

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By Rebecca Bernhard, Janilyn Brouwer Daub, Christopher Rubey
| Mondaq
Rebecca J. Bernhard’s articles from Barnes & Thornburg LLP are most popular: in United States with readers working within the Insurance, Healthcare and Media & Information industries Barnes & Thornburg LLP are most popular: within Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration, Privacy and Real Estate and Construction topic(s) Highlights The EEOC voted to approve a proposed rule that would eliminate the EEO-1 report and all related demographic data reporting requirements.
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Trump Orders Department of Education to Prepare for Closure

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By Kyle Dull, Janilyn Brouwer Daub, David Roth Verified, Emmett Gilles
| The National Law Review Verified
A recent executive order signed by President Trump focuses on shrinking the Department of Education to prepare it for a possible future closure Actual closure requires an act of Congress The executive order directs the department to focus on DEI initiatives while open President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order directing the secretary of the Department of Education to begin “tak[ing] all necessary steps to facilitate the closure of the Department of Education and return...
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