Compliance & Policy

US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Requires New Form Submissions For Companies Who Meet These Criteria

UPDATED ON
April 6, 2023
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The US EEOC has tentatively targeted mid-July of this year to begin requiring certain companies to submit EEO1 reports. 

This requirement applies to any company that meets at least 1 of the following criteria:

  • Has at least 100 employees
  • Is connected through affiliated ownership or management to a company with at least 100 employees.
  • Has a contract or contracts with the federal government worth at least $50,000 in total
  • Has any contract or contracts with the federal government and has at least 50 employees
  • Is a federal contractor that serves as a depository of any amount of federal funds
  • Is a financial institution that serves as an agent for US Savings Bonds or Savings Notes

You can learn more about the new requirements here.

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