The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs has released a new directive–Analysis of Contractor Compensation Practices During a Compliance Evaluation–which outlines OFCCP’s standard procedures for reviewing contractor compensation practices during a compliance evaluation. This directive replaces OFCCP Directive 2013-03 (known as Directive 307) and clarifies OFCCP’s approach to compensation evaluations including the use of statistical and other evidence, pay analysis groupings and statistical modeling.
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OFCCP Outlines Procedures for Assessing Contractor Compensation Practices
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