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Philip L. Marlowe Guam Field Office

GUAM STAKEHOLDER AGENCY SHRM CONFERENCE U.S. Department of Labor Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs February 5, 2014. Philip L. Marlowe Guam Field Office. AGENDA. Introduction Purpose Importance of Being a Stakeholder What you can do. PURPOSE.

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Philip L. Marlowe Guam Field Office

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  1. GUAM STAKEHOLDER AGENCY SHRMCONFERENCEU.S. Department of Labor Office of Federal Contract Compliance ProgramsFebruary 5, 2014 Philip L. Marlowe Guam Field Office

  2. AGENDA Introduction Purpose Importance of Being a Stakeholder What you can do

  3. PURPOSE • To facilitate Federal Contractor – Guam Stakeholder Agency (GSA) relationships resulting in: • Improved contractor compliance; • Increased value of GSAs to the contractor community, and; • Improved Communications all designed to; • GET PEOPLE HIRED

  4. IMPORTANCE • Federal Contractors must and Non-Federal contractors are strongly encouraged to establish formal relationships with GSAs as part of the requirement to: • Develop and maintain “action oriented” programs - a step “BEYOND” simple letters and/or job postings; • Demonstrate “GOOD FAITH EFFORT”, and; • MEET YOUR GOALS

  5. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Work with your GSA representatives to build effective communications and a formalized process between you to successfully: • Establish solid long lasting relationships; • Receive, respond to and maintain an effective flow of communications; • Track referrals and hires, and; • GET PEOPLE HIRED

  6. OFCCP WEBSITE: dol.gov/ofccp • Links to other pertinent websites • Manuals • Review procedures • Fact Sheets • and much, much more

  7. FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE • Contact your local OFCCP Compliance Officer – Philip Marlowe • Guam Field Office – 671.473. 9132 • Log on to the Department of Labor, OFCCP’s website at: dol.gov/ofccp

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