For many years, the EEOC rules have required employers to file an annual report, known as the EEO-1 or Standard Form 100, in which employers with 100 or more employees submit data on their employees' race, sex and ethnicity by job groups. The EEOC has announced a tentative deadline of May 17, 2022, for filing the report, a deadline that has previously been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 2022 filing deadlines will not include worker pay data, but the EEOC is evaluating requiring such race and gender pay data for the purpose of filings in the future.
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