Businesses and civil rights groups this week will get an opportunity to sit face-to-face with the new Trump-appointed director of the Labor Department’s federal contractor watchdog office.
This will be the first chance for contractors and advocacy groups alike to get a sense of Director Ondray Harris‘s priorities and direction for the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs, which audits federal contractors and ensures their compliance with equal employment opportunity laws. Harris took the helm last month, ending the office’s thirteen-month drought without a politically appointed director.
Stakeholders are looking forward to finally speaking with the person vested with ...
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