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4 Takeaways from the HCCA 2019 Compliance Institute

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4 Takeaways from the HCCA 2019 Compliance Institute Apr. The 23rd Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA) Compliance Institute gathered more than 3,000 healthcare compliance professionals in Boston, Massachusetts last week. The following represent my top takeaways from HCCA’s 2019 Compliance Institute.

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How Serious are EEOC Age Discrimination Charges? Very.

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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is a government agency charged with enforcing federal civil rights laws, such as the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA). Campbell, commit not to engage in age discrimination, update its ADEA training, publish a notice of employee rights, and submit to monitoring by the EEOC.

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Google Settles $118 Million Gender Pay Discrimination Lawsuit

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This time, however, the story is a little different, as the multinational technology giant is under fire for gender pay discrimination. The case began in 2017 when three now-former employees filed complaints alleging Google underpays female workers, citing a violation of California’s Equal Pay Act. Google’s missteps.

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New OFCCP Director’s Top Priority: Closing Gender/Race Pay Gaps

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In the case of the Office of Contract Compliance Programs’ (OFCCP) newest Director, Jenny R. Yang’s biography, as well as recent comments on policy priorities, federal contractors and subcontractors should prepare for pay discrimination enforcement to be a high priority for the OFCCP. Yang’s policy agenda is already taking shape.

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Component 2 Pay Data Reporting On Hold, For Now

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Leading up to the EEO-1 filing deadline of March 31, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) said that it will not continue to require employers to submit pay data known as Component 2 when submitting the annual EEO-1 report, for now. In 2019, a federal district court ordered the EEOC to collect Component 2 data.

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How Your Organization’s EEO-1 Pay Data Could Fall into the Hands of Third Parties

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EEO-1 reports for 2019 are now required to include hours-worked and pay data information on their employees for calendar years 2017 and 2018. When submitting the EEO-1 Report containing this Component 2 pay data, companies are essentially providing the EEOC with an informal snapshot of their pay structures.

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Managing A Total Talent Workforce – The Impact Of The Gig Economy

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In 2017, for example, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that 34% of the U.S. The streamlined processes , increased transparency and more sophisticated data management associated with a total talent strategy mean organizations manag e their workforce holistically and achiev e significantly better visibility.