The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) is responsible for enforcing Executive Order 11246 through investigations, audits, and compliance reviews.
How Enforcement Works:
Compliance Reviews: The OFCCP conducts random audits and scheduled reviews to check if contractors meet their obligations.
Complaint Investigations: Employees or applicants can file complaints with the OFCCP if they experience discrimination.
On-Site Audits: If issues arise, the OFCCP may conduct on-site investigations to verify policies, interview employees, and assess hiring data.
Consequences of Non-Compliance:
❌ Remediation Plans: Non-compliant employers must create Corrective Action Plans (CAPs) to fix violations.
❌ Fines & Penalties: Failure to comply can lead to financial penalties or lawsuits.
❌ Contract Suspension/Debarment: The federal government can terminate or bar employers from future federal contracts until compliance is achieved.
To avoid penalties, contractors should conduct self-audits, update AAPs, and maintain clear documentation of hiring practices.
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