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OFCCP Announces List of Contractor Sites for 2025 Audits

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The U.S. Department of Labors Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) has released its Corporate Scheduling Announcement List (CSAL) for the 2025 fiscal year. Included in the list are roughly 2,000 federal contractor and subcontractor establishments that will be audited by the OFCCP. Of the 2,004 total audits, there will be 1,881 establishment reviews, 61 corporate management compliance evaluations (CMCE), 49 functional affirmative action plans (FAAP), and 13 university reviews.

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Pay Gap Reporting On Deck in Northern Ireland

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Northern Ireland is poised to join fellow European nations in implementing a gender pay gap reporting requirement. The Department of Communities (DOC) moved forward with a consultation for its proposed regulations in November. The law would require organizations with 250 employees or more to report annually on their gender pay gaps. A race/ethnicity and disability pay gap reporting requirement is also anticipated.

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Gender Pay Reports Due in December for Danish Employers

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Danish employers with 35 or more employees must submit their 2024 gender-segregated wage statistics, or equal pay report by Dec. 31. Employers are not required to publicly disclose gender pay gap data or file it with a Danish regulatory agency. However, they are required to calculate and maintain gender wage statistics for the purpose of sharing with employee groups.

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UK Set to Expand Pay Gap Reporting Requirements for Employers

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The United Kingdom’s Labour Party introduced a new Employment Rights Bill Oct. 10, 2024 that would expand pay gap reporting for applicable UK employers. The bill seeks to take the current pay gap reporting requirement another step further by requiring the development and publishing of equality action plans. This includes steps the employer plans to take to address their gender pay gap and how they support employees through menopause.

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Ireland Gender Pay Gap Reporting Deadline Nearing

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Employers with 150 or more employees in Ireland must publish gender pay gap information by December 2024. The exact deadline is six months after the employer’s chosen snapshot date in June, 2024. Applicable organizations are also required to prepare a written statement explaining any pay differences based on gender. The statement must also detail measures that are being taken or proposed to eliminate or reduce pay gaps.

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How to Achieve Workplace Equity at Your Organization

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Striving for pay equity is a modern-day imperative for organizations. However, leading employers are looking more broadly at workplace equity. Building an equitable workplace involves a holistic approach to providing equal access to opportunities and treating people fairly. While achieving pay equity ensures your employees are paid fairly, workplace equity ensures they are treated fairly throughout the employee lifecycle.

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French Community of Belgium Transposes EU Directive

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The French Community of Belgium (also known as Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles) is the first jurisdiction to transpose portions of the EU Pay Transparency Directive. The French Community of Belgium’s law will only apply to employers subject to this particular Belgian jurisdiction. However, it offers some guidance as to how the EU Directive will be adopted in Belgium at large.