What You Need to Know About the OFCCP: Part 1 – 2023 Year in Review
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In 2023, the OFCCP demonstrated renewed vigor in audits, recovering $17.3 million from federal contractors for alleged hiring and compensation discrimination. It also was a year of churn, challenge, and change.
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