1. Stressed Out Over the Federal Contractor Job Listing (FCJL) Requirements Now That AJB Is Gone? DirectEmployers Association/JobCentral National Labor Exchange

3. Address critical issues facing the recruiting industry

4. Develop and manage technologies such as the JobCentral National Labor Exchange (NLX) and related Internet systems and software

7. No Way to Automate the Distribution of Jobs to State Web Sites or CareerOneStops (COS)6/19/2009 4

8. The Regulations & How To Meet Them How may contractors subject to the part 60-300 regulations fulfill the job listing requirement? Contractors are to fulfill their job listing requirement by listing job openings with the appropriate employment service delivery system. Contractors may satisfy this requirement by listing job openings with the state workforce agency job bank in the state where the job opening occurs or with the appropriate local employment service delivery system where the opening occurs. Is there a particular way contractors must list employment openings with the appropriate employment delivery system? A contractor may satisfy the mandatory job listing requirement by using any means that is permitted by the appropriate employment delivery system for listing employment openings, which may include mail, facsimile (FAX), electronic mail, or other electronic postings. The vast majority of the state workforce agency job banks accept job listings via the Internet. Contractors may use third parties, such as private or non-profit sector job banks, Internet gateway and portal sites, and recruiting services and directories, to assist them with the transmission of job listings to the appropriate employment service delivery system. However, a contractor remains responsible for complying with OFCCP's job listing requirements. 6/19/2009 5 http://www.dol.gov/esa/ofccp/regs/compliance/faqs/jvafaqs.htm

9. Federal Contractor Job Listing SolutionOFCCP Job Distribution and Reporting The National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) and DirectEmployers Association entered into an unprecedented public-private partnership in March of 2007. DirectEmployers Association offered the JobCentral job order content and access to all NASWA members. NASWA endorsed JobCentral as its preferred national labor exchange tool thus replacing AJB. This partnership formed “JobCentral National Labor Exchange (NLX)

10. How We Can Help JobCentral NLX / VetCentral: Automated unlimited job delivery to State Workforce Centers, CareerOneStop Centers, LVERs and DVOPs in all 50 states (via fax, email, mail) Job downloads to 29 State Workforce Agency career sites daily (more states being added as their technology develops) Real-time OFCCP audit reporting for 5 years, showing electronic job description, time and date stamp, and confirmation of delivery available 24/7 Special task force concurrently works with states and employers to improve compliance, recruiting and technology Direct link to corporate career site from each job and seamless integration into your ATS with source coding to track real metrics and ROI 6/19/2009 7

11. Corporate Career Sites Company jobs are automatically indexed to Job Central daily Job Central makes Corporate jobs available to partner sites Jobs are O*Net coded and made available to States on a daily basis State Workforce Local Workforce DVOPS/LVERS and hundreds more.. Professional and OFCCP (FCJL) Distribution

12. OFCCP Compliance Reporting Job Detail Report OFCCP Compliance Report

13. NASWA/OFCCP Rich Hobbie Executive Director National Association of State Workforce Agencies 444 N. Capitol Street NW, Suite 142 Washington, DC 20001 Dear. Mr. Hobbie: This letter is in response to your memorandum of April 13, 2009 to the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) concerning the “mandatory job listing” regulations implementing the Vietnam Era Veterans’ Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974, as amended (VEVRAA). Section 4212(a) of VEVRAA requires covered Federal contractors to “take affirmative action to employ and advance in employment qualified” protected veterans. In addition, “to promote the implementation of such requirement” OFCCP regulations require contractors to list most job openings with the appropriate employment service delivery system and each such employment service delivery system is to provide protected veterans priority referrals to such openings. The purpose of mandatory listing, then, is to enable states to provide priority referrals of veterans to contractors to permit the contractors, in turn, to better implement their obligation to recruit and hire veterans. The goal is to help veterans get jobs. Your memorandum requested that OFCCP’s National Office provide clarification to our Regional, District and Local offices of a contractor’s obligations to list its employment vacancies with the appropriate employment service delivery system under the mandatory job listing requirement of 41 CFR 60-250.5(a)2 and 60-300.5(a)2. Specifically, you asked that we inform our staff that “Listing employment openings with the state workforce agency job bank or the local employment service delivery system where the opening occurs will satisfy the requirement to list jobs with the appropriate employment service delivery system.” That requirement reads as follows: The contractor agrees to immediately list all employment openings which exist at the time of the execution of this contract and those which occur during the performance of this contract, including those not generated by this contract and including those occurring at an establishment of the contractor other than the one where the contract is being performed, but excluding those of independently operated corporate affiliates, with the appropriate employment service delivery system where the opening occurs. Listing employment openings with the state workforce agency job bank or with the local employment service delivery system where the opening occurs will satisfy the requirement to list jobs with the appropriate employment service delivery system. [Emphasis supplied] A contractor may satisfy the mandatory job listing requirement by using any means that is permitted by the appropriate employment service delivery system to list jobs. The regulations clearly state that listing with either the state workforce agency job bank or the local employment service delivery system will satisfy the mandatory job listing requirement, and OFCCP will reiterate this information to all of our OFCCP staff. The key is to make sure the job is listed with the appropriate employment service delivery system so that the state system is able to provide protected veterans priority referrals to Federal contractor job openings. Please remember, a contractor remains responsible for ensuring that its job openings are listed with the appropriate employment service delivery system, whether the contractor lists its openings directly with the appropriate employment service delivery system, or uses a third party to list employment job openings on its behalf. Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention. Sincerely, Lorenzo D. Harrison Acting Director Office of Federal Contract Compliance cc: Edward Montgomery 6/19/2009 10

14. OFCCP Affirms NASWA Interpretation Of FCJL Regulations

15. What Are Other Employers Doing? Source: CareerXroads 7th Annual Source of Hire Study (2008) 6/19/2009 12

16. G-Five Recipient 6/19/2009 13

17. Working with a new organization is sometimes challenging and confusing, but the transfer from America’s Job Bank to VETCENTRAL has posed no problems and actually allows veterans a better access to federal contractor job listings (FCJL). As a veteran I appreciate your involvement in helping veterans find employment. Thank you very much for your service and consideration.

18. House Committee On Veteran’s Affairs 111th Congress “We should be committed to working with DirectEmployers & NASWA to ensure that Veterans are being helped.” - Lorenzo D Harrison, Acting Director Office Federal Contractor Compliance 6/19/2009 15

19. Exclusive Partners National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) www.naswa.org – We won their endorsement over America’s Job Exchange. Gives us the ability to work with all 50 states XPAND Corporation – A company based in Reston Virginia that was selected to provide technical support services for the CareerOneStops (COS), a suite of national workforce tools, sponsored by the US Department of Labor through a grant with the State of Minnesota. The COS system sponsored by XPAND encompasses the American Service Locator (ASL); America’s Career Information Network (ACINET); and the CareerOneStop Portal Jim Vollman, JD – Former Associate Assistant Secretary of Labor. As Associate Assistant Secretary of Labor he was responsible for the IT division of the Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration, including the development and administration of America’s Job Bank (AJB) David Morman – Held several positions with the Department of Labor including: Director of Policy, Planning, and Operations for the United States Employment Service (USES), Director of Research and Development for the Office of Technology, and Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Veteran's Employment and Training Service. 6/19/2009 16

20. Q & A Q &A 6/19/2009 17

21. Contact Information Shannon Offord Regional Vice President – Membership Development shannon@jobcentral.org Direct: 317-874-9024 6/19/2009 18