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Affirmative Action
887 published works
Understanding the ADA
Affirmative action and persons with disabilities part two and did OFCCP set up a constititutional challenge to torpedo all of it
I do not normally blog more than once a week. You would be surprised how time-consuming writing a blog entry really is. Also, I don't like to have blog entries…
Government Contractor Compliance & Regulatory Update
OFCCP Issues Final Rules on Affirmative Action Obligations for Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities
By Daniel Davis
The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (“OFCCP”) today released its final rules implementing the Vietnam Era Veterans’ Readjustment Assistance Act (“VEVRAA”) and Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act regarding…
Gov Con Employment Exchange
BREAKING NEWS: OFCCP Releases New Veterans and Disability Regulations
The wait is finally over - OFCCP has released the long-awaited Veterans and Disability Regulations. The regulations have not yet been published in the Federal Register but soon will be and will…
Government Contractor Compliance & Regulatory Update
OFCCP Submits New Veterans and Disability Regulations to OMB
Yesterday, the long-awaited proposed regulations of the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (“OFCCP”) addressing federal contractors’ affirmative action and nondiscrimination obligations for both individuals with disabilities and covered veterans…
Education Law Prof Blog
Recent scholarship
Elkind & Kauffman on Gay Talk: Protecting Free Speechfor Public School TeachersStephen J. Elkind (NYU) and Peter Kauffman (NYU) have postedGay Talk: Protecting Free Speech for Public School Teachers on…
The Right Coast
Life and Career Advice From a ‘Minor League’ Law Professor
Next to fatherhood and my faith, teaching is what matters most to me, and yet it has been filled with failures as well as undeniable fulfillment and joy. The purpose…
The Faculty Lounge
Some Initial Thoughts
Many thanks to Dan Filler for including me in the Faculty Lounge. This has been an interesting summer for social change. Here in the U.S. we have witnessed Supreme Court…
Manufacturing Law Blog
U.S. Supreme Court Roundup – Part II
By Robinson+Cole's Manufacturing Law Industry Team
The Manufacturing Law Blog provides timely commentary on issues of importance to manufacturers and distributors. Contributors from the law firm of Robinson & Cole LLP are corporate compliance and litigation…
Education Law Prof Blog
IN LIGHT OF FISHER: WHY THE BLACK IMMIGRANTS SHOULD BE DISTINGUISED FROM ASCENDANT BLACKS FOR ADMISSIONS PUROPOSES
By Derek Black
Last week I discussed the changing racial and ethnic ancestry of blacks on affirmative action. In that piece, I noted how quickly Black Multiracials and Black Immigrants (anyone with a…
Attorney Peter Vickery Blog
Affirmative Action after Fisher
A stable society depends on the rule of law, which involves, among other things, legal certainty. This is a simple principle that means people should have a reasonable sense of…