Affirmative Action Plan Services
Federal Contractors: Stay compliant & ensure equal employment opportunities
Affirmative Action Plans (AAPs) may be required by federal statute for certain federal contractors. AAPs compare an organization’s demographics with that of their surroundings and highlight any significant differences. Through creating accurate and thorough AAPs, organizations can both fulfill the law and have confidence their employment practices are free of discrimination.
Creating an AAP can be a complex process
Tracking and analyzing the necessary data can be complicated, especially for organizations crafting an AAP for the first time. Top challenges include:
- Data collection: AAPs need demographic information for all employees and considered applicants.
- Accurate interpretation: AAP calculations require special software and expert analysis.
- Organizational bandwidth: AAP creation is labor-intensive, not to mention the time it takes to design and enact “active efforts” to address any indicators.
Understanding Federal Contractor Status and Affirmative Action Requirements
We can help you ensure compliance with all affirmative action requirements.
Learn more about understanding if your organization qualifies as a federal contractor and how we can help.
A full spectrum of support
No matter where you are at in your AAP process, Employers Council’s affirmative action attorneys have the experience to guide you.
AAP Preparation
We can help create your AAP from scratch and/or assist you through specific roadblocks.
AAP Reviews
Does your current AAP meet legal compliance standards?
AAP Training
We can teach your staff how to create an accurate and effective AAP.
Why hire Employers Council attorneys
High quality data is the foundation of all our AAP services. That’s why we confidently stand by our work, guiding you through every step of the process. Our specialists are adept data scrubbers, and our Affirmative Action consultants often work with the same organizations for long periods of time, building deep knowledge and invested relationships.
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