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Equal Employment Opportunity - Affirmative ActionCFOP 60-15

Edition on the PDF
2016-03-15
DCF's official index lists
2016-03-15
Copy retrieved
Oct 5, 2026
Pages
33
Office of primary responsibility
ASHRC
Supersedes
CFOP 60-15 dated July 17, 2006.
Title on the PDF
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

What this edition changed DCF's summary on the PDF

The operating procedure has been updated to reflect departmental organizational changes instituted since the last edition of the operating procedure was published. In addition in accordance with federal rules and regulations, pregnancy has been added as a basis for discrimination.

Contents 59 entries

  1. Chapter 1 – GENERAL p. 4
  2. 1-1. Purpose p. 4
  3. 1-2. Scope p. 4
  4. 1-3. Equal Employment Opportunity Policy p. 4
  5. 1-4. Retaliation p. 4
  6. 1-5. Objectives of Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Program p. 4
  7. 1-6. References of Authority p. 5
  8. Chapter 2 – LEGAL AUTHORITY FOR DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF p. 7
  9. 2-1. Governor’s Executive Order 81-116 p. 7
  10. 2-2. State Employment Policy, Section 110.105, F.S p. 7
  11. 2-3. State Equal Employment Opportunity Affirmative Action Policy, Section 110.112, F.S p. 7
  12. Chapter 3 – DESIGNATION OF RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTABILITY p. 8
  13. 3-1. Purpose p. 8
  14. 3-2. Assignment of Responsibility p. 8
  15. 3-3. Dissemination of Information p. 9
  16. 3-4. Internal Distribution p. 9
  17. 3-5. External Distribution p. 9
  18. Chapter 4 – COMPLAINT PROCEDURES p. 10
  19. 4-1. Purpose p. 10
  20. 4-2. Accommodations p. 10
  21. 4-3. Filing Complaints p. 10
  22. 4-4. Complaint Format p. 11
  23. 4-5. Receipt of Complaints p. 11
  24. 4-6. Complaint Jurisdiction and Process p. 11
  25. 4-7. Assignment of Complaints for Investigation p. 12
  26. 4-8. Scope of the Investigation p. 12
  27. 4-9. Supporting Documentation and Evidence p. 13
  28. 4-10. Preliminary Review of Findings p. 14
  29. 4-11. Investigative Report Organization p. 14
  30. 4-12. Writing the Investigative Report p. 15
  31. 4-13. Submission of Report and Administrative Review p. 16
  32. 4-14. Requesting Exceptions and Extensions p. 16
  33. 4-15. Conclusion of Investigations p. 17
  34. 4-16. Complaint Decision and Disposition p. 17
  35. 4-17. Restricting Use of Information p. 17
  36. Chapter 5 – NONDISCRIMINATION AND REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION FOR p. 18
  37. 5-1. Purpose p. 18
  38. 5-2. Scope p. 18
  39. 5-3. Applicability p. 18
  40. 5-4. Definitions p. 18
  41. 5-5. General Policy p. 19
  42. 5-6. Reasonable Accommodation p. 19
  43. 5-7. Determining Undue Hardship p. 19
  44. 5-8. Employment Criteria p. 20
  45. 5-9. Pre-employment Inquiries p. 20
  46. 5-10. Physical Access to Buildings p. 21
  47. 5-11. Types of Reasonable Accommodation p. 21
  48. Chapter 6 – RECORD KEEPING AND REPORTS p. 25
  49. 6-1. General p. 25
  50. 6-2. Civil Rights Records and Reports p. 25
  51. 6-3. Retention Periods p. 25
  52. 6-4. Post Selection Monitoring Process p. 25
  53. 6-5. Quarterly Performance Status Reports p. 26
  54. Chapter 7 – GOALS p. 26
  55. 7-1. General p. 26
  56. 7-2. Purpose p. 26
  57. 7-3. Responsibility for Establishing Goals p. 26
  58. 7-4. Procedures for Establishing Goals p. 26
  59. 7-5. Factors Controlling the Revision of Goals p. 26

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