Affirmative Action Compliance for Recruiters Q&A

Publisher: OutSolve

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Affirmative Action Compliance for Recruiters Q&A

Welcome to OutSolve's Recruiter Affirmative Action Compliance Q&A page. The questions below are from OutSolve's recruiter compliance webinars where over 400 HR professionals were in attendance. Our OutSolve experts, Beth Montgomery and Carolyn Bensel provided the answers below. Be sure to also view Affirmative Action Training for Recruiters through e-Learning video to see an e-Learning course specifically designed to train employees on AA/EEO recruitment compliance.

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