To Register: Please use the following below:
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To Attend the Webinar: "Compliance Assistance for Construction Contractors", Tuesday December 07,2021. Please login using the link below.
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Please join DOL for a Minimum Wage Executive Order Compliance Seminar, where we will discuss compliance with Executive Order 14026, "Increasing the Minimum Wage for Federal Contractors" (EO 14026). Participants will have access to a pre-recorded training on EO 14026 compliance topics, followed by the opportunity to participate in one of two Q & A sessions with DOL staff from the Government Contracts Enforcement Division and the Division of Wage Determinations. Please select the ticket for the date of the session you wish to attend. Participants will be able to submit EO 14026 questions for their sessions in advance or during the live Q & A.

Please join DOL for a Minimum Wage Executive Order Compliance Seminar, where we will discuss compliance with Executive Order 14026, "Increasing the Minimum Wage for Federal Contractors" (EO 14026). Participants will have access to a pre-recorded training on EO 14026 compliance topics, followed by the opportunity to participate in one of two Q & A sessions with DOL staff from the Government Contracts Enforcement Division and the Division of Wage Determinations. Please select the ticket for the date of the session you wish to attend. Participants will be able to submit EO 14026 questions for their sessions in advance or during the live Q & A.

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To Attend the Webinar: "What to Expect During a Compliance Review November 9, 2021. Please login using the link below.

Meeting Link:
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To Register: Please use link below:
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To Attend the Webinar: "What to Expect During a Compliance Review November 9, 2021. Please login using the link below.

Meeting Link:
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South Carolina employers can join this webinar to hear from Colin Trimble, a Community Outreach And Resource Planning Specialist at the U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division to:

- Learn about the role of the U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division in enforcing federal labor laws and educating employers about their responsibilities.

- Learn about essential protections for essential workers under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).

- Learn about online resources available to employers to help them stay in compliance. Please contact Colin Trimble at trimble.colin@dol.gov if you would like additional details.

The U.S. Department of Labor Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) Southeast Region and the Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) invite you to attend our upcoming virtual webinar event "Post-Secondary Pathways to Careers for Students with Disabilities" featuring the Office of Disability Employment Policy, its Youth Policy Development Center (CAPE Youth) and Onondaga Community College, recent Pathways to Careers demonstration grantee.

As youth and young adults with disabilities transition from post-secondary education to employment, there are a number of initiatives from states and post-secondary institutions that are operational and prepare them for careers in high-demand fields.

This presentation will highlight the following:

• OFCCP, the laws it enforces, and its section 503 efforts and resources
• State and institution-level postsecondary efforts focused on improving outcomes for students with disabilities
• Lessons Learned from Community College Pathways demonstration efforts
• Universal Design for Learning at one Pathways demonstration site
• A Pathways to Careers for Student with Disabilities blog series
• Inclusive Apprenticeship and Career and Technical Education Briefs
• COVID-19 post-secondary programmatic and policy initiatives in states.

Once you register, you will receive the webinar access information. This webinar is free to attend. The webinar is closed captioned and American Sign Language interpreters will be provided.

If you have any questions or need webinar accommodations, please contact Regina Jones or Karmen Johnson.

This event is open to Federal Contractors, ADA Coordinators at Minority Serving Institutions, Colleges and Universities, Federal, Local, and State Agencies, Vocational Rehabilitation Coordinators, and Community Based Organizations that serve individuals with disabilities.

The Protecting Your Workplace Rights presentation focuses on workers and their rights. It provides an overview of OFCCP, the laws it enforces and how to identify discrimination and file a complaint with OFCCP.

Please register via the Eventbrite link.

Registration closes on October 27, 2021 at 10:00am Central Time.