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Still in Compliance with EEO-1 Reporting?
Stacey Holst, SPHR, HR Business Partner
As organizations change in size and scope, so do associated compliance requirements. Reevaluating and fulfilling new obligations for recordkeeping and reporting is essential to controlling liability. Organizations experiencing organic growth, receiving federal contracts or subcontracts, or involved in mergers and acquisitions should be especially aware of potential compliance changes.
The EEO-1 Joint Reporting Committee* (Committee) has determined which organizations are mandated to complete the Employer Information Report EEO-1 by September 30 of each year.
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Building a Culture of Service
"The gateway to power is philanthropy." so claimed Mad Men character Bertram Cooper, in the early 1960’s. For generations, this sentiment highlighted the connection between powerful people and community service. Upon reaching a certain level of success in business, these powerful individuals started to look out from the heights of their ladder, recognizing that success in business may bring an abundance of wealth, both in material and human resources that could be shared with and donated to others.
Today, thanks to social media and the power of the Internet, not only the rich and powerful lead modern philanthropic endeavors. This "new" philanthropy has many benefits, allowing a broad spectrum of participants from every social, economic and political stripe, to grow personally and professionally and, as Bertram further stated "decide what will happen in our world."
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