In a paper consisting of five pages the purpose of an EEOC reporting system is considered in a discussion of Wilco Construction's need for one that will make assess of employee information from a data bank both easy and efficient. One source is cited in the bibliography.
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With that in mind, lets examine some of those needs and, see , if from them we might design a program, or at least outline one, which would assist
with this necessary documentation. Wilco Construction wishes to assess the data it needs to develop an effective employee information data bank. . Bibliography lists 1 source. BBeeocR.doc
DESIGNING AN EEOC REPORTING SYSTEM Written by B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore, Inc., October 2000 Introduction The
major job of EEOC is to assist employees in being treated fairly in the workplace. Few if any can object to that idea, however the paper blizzard that flurries
about that task, often seems to blur the concept. However it is reality that records must be kept. With that in mind, lets examine some of
those needs and, see , if from them, we might design a program, or at least outline one, which would assist with this necessary documentation. Wilco Construction wishes to
assess the data it needs to develop an effective employee information data bank. Learning by example EEOC has numerous request forms and instructions for implementation,: all of these will be
on file in any good sized business, or may be accessed through any local Job Service or State Employment Division. But there are items, which can be overlooked, consequently
we will look through an actual audit (1996) to consider which areas of reporting might be easiest to miss. Our examination model will be the Orange County (Florida)
Tax Collecting Office. The Orange County Tax Collector (OCTC) is an elected County Officer with the authority and obligation to collect all taxes shown on the tax roll. The Tax