
Laura Mitchell
Laura A. Mitchell is a principal at Jackson Lewis P.C. in Denver, specializing in affirmative action, OFCCP compliance, and pay equity for government contractors.
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Sep 24, 2026
We get Contracting: Episode 4 — Despite Dramatic Changes, Affirmative Action Obligations Still Exist
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Laura MitchellGUEST
Well, this certainly is a timely topic because things have changed, as we will discuss.

Laura MitchellGUEST
But what I think if there's one thing that I want everyone to walk away from our discussion today is the reminder that federal contractor affirmative action action obligations have not disappeared.

Laura MitchellGUEST
While they have changed dramatically, there are still actions in place and requirements that contractors need to be aware of.

Laura MitchellGUEST
So what has just happened is back on August 21st, OFCCP published a final rule making changes to the regulations that were implementing Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act.

Laura MitchellGUEST
And these were proposed changes that we've been waiting for months, months for OFCCB to take action on.
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5:36Scott PechaitisHOST
So what's the bottom line then in terms of ensuring that contractors and subcontractors remain in compliance? What should they do?