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Federal Agencies Closely Coordinate to Increase Immigration Enforcement Against Employers DOJ Sues & DOL Suspends Federal Contractors Face Particular Risks Under False Claims Act
Since 1966, private employers with 100 or more employees have been required to annually file EEO-1 reports, requiring employers to submit the race/ethnicity and sex of each of its employees by EEO job category and workforce location. Similarly, non-private entities have been required to file EEO-2, EEO-3, EEO-4, or EEO
Effective today, federal agencies must include in new contracts detailed language requiring contractors to certify they “will not engage in any racially discriminatory DEI activities” and that contractors agree to submit to federal agencies detailed data, documents, and responses to agency inquiries
On March 26, 2026, President Trump issued a new Executive Order “Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors” (“EO”) along with an explanatory Fact Sheet. The new EO states that –
“DEI activities are not only unethical and often illegal, but also cause inefficiencies, waste, and abuse within entities that
First, the good news – if you are not employed at a college or university, you need not read further. For those in education, please read on.
A federal district court temporarily blocked the collection of expanded IPEDS data on applicants for admission.
As we previously shared, the National Center for Education Stati
Based on Federal 9th Circuit Court Decision, OFCCP to Disclose Five Years of Government Contractors' EEO-1 Reports OFCCP Announced It Will Release the Reports to The Center for Investigative Reporting on February 25, 2026
The California Pay Data Reporting Portal is now open and employers have until Wednesday May13th, 2026 to submit their Payroll Employee and Labor Contractor Reports to the CRD.
Annual California Pay Data Reporting is upon us again. This year’s deadline, for both Payroll
Employee and Labor Contractor Employee Reports, is May 13, 2026.
Submission of Seven Years of Detailed Data Due by March 18, 2026. The Data Will Be Used for Potential Discrimination Investigations.
Massachusetts requires private employers with 100 or more employees located in the state to submit their most recently filed EEO-1 Reports by February 2, 2026 to the state’s Reporting Portal.
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Federal Agencies Closely Coordinate to Increase Immigration Enforcement Against Employers DOJ Sues & DOL Suspends Federal Contractors Face Particular Risks Under False Claims Act
Since 1966, private employers with 100 or more employees have been required to annually file EEO-1 reports, requiring employers to submit the race/ethnicity and sex of each of its employees by EEO job category and workforce location. Similarly, non-private entities have been required to file EEO-2, EEO-3, EEO-4, or EEO
Effective today, federal agencies must include in new contracts detailed language requiring contractors to certify they “will not engage in any racially discriminatory DEI activities” and that contractors agree to submit to federal agencies detailed data, documents, and responses to agency inquiries
On March 26, 2026, President Trump issued a new Executive Order “Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors” (“EO”) along with an explanatory Fact Sheet. The new EO states that –
“DEI activities are not only unethical and often illegal, but also cause inefficiencies, waste, and abuse within entities that
First, the good news – if you are not employed at a college or university, you need not read further. For those in education, please read on.
A federal district court temporarily blocked the collection of expanded IPEDS data on applicants for admission.
As we previously shared, the National Center for Education Stati
Based on Federal 9th Circuit Court Decision, OFCCP to Disclose Five Years of Government Contractors' EEO-1 Reports OFCCP Announced It Will Release the Reports to The Center for Investigative Reporting on February 25, 2026
The California Pay Data Reporting Portal is now open and employers have until Wednesday May13th, 2026 to submit their Payroll Employee and Labor Contractor Reports to the CRD.
Annual California Pay Data Reporting is upon us again. This year’s deadline, for both Payroll
Employee and Labor Contractor Employee Reports, is May 13, 2026.
Submission of Seven Years of Detailed Data Due by March 18, 2026. The Data Will Be Used for Potential Discrimination Investigations.
Massachusetts requires private employers with 100 or more employees located in the state to submit their most recently filed EEO-1 Reports by February 2, 2026 to the state’s Reporting Portal.
