Service Workers
Employers are also required to identify the number of employees by race, ethnicity, and sex whose annual earnings fall within each of the pay bands used by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in the Occupational Employment Statistics survey. To do so, the employer must calculate the total earnings for each employee for the entire reporting year, whether or not the employee worked a full calendar year. Lastly, the report must include the total number of hours each employee worked in each pay band.
To avoid duplicative reporting, if an employer is required to submit an EEO-1 under federal law (which provides substantially similar data), the employer may submit a copy of the same report to the DFEH. However, if an employer has multiple establishments, it must file a report for each establishment, as well as a consolidated report. Per S.B. 973, the first annual report will be due on or before March 31, 2021, and subsequent annual reports will be due on or before March 3
Update: The final report will be sent to Gov. Newsom on Dec. 18.
One of the few notable areas where Gov. Gavin Newsom departed from his predecessor Gov. Jerry Brown on entering office was his support for establishing a longitudinal data system linking information from preschool into the workplace.
Despite the fact that most other states had created that system in some form, for years Brown resisted entreaties from researchers and advocates to allocate the funds to set one up.
But it was such a high priority for Newsom that, within days of taking office in 2019, he called for it in the second paragraph of his first budget as governor. He designated an initial $10 million for “critical work” to create what he called “the California Cradle-to-Career Data System” in order to “to better track student outcomes and increase the alignment of our educational system to the state’s workforce needs.”
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Cal State Fullerton Wins Statewide Voter Registration Competition
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Campus Registered 2,716 Voters in Secretary of State’s Ballot Bowl Competition
Cal State Fullerton was named this year’s champion in a voter registration competition that involved California’s four major higher education systems. The university won the competition overall for bringing in the largest amount of student voter registrations.
The win is notable in a mainly virtual educational environment to ensure safety during the coronavirus pandemic. Cal State Fullerton students, faculty and staff members
The California University and College Ballot Bowl competition is meant to increase civic engagement and voter participation among California university and college students. During the 2020 Ballot Bowl, 95 campuses participated in the competition, including all 23 California State University campuses, all 10 University of California campuses, 51 California Community Colleges and 11 Associ
Campus Registered 2,716 Voters in Secretary of State s Ballot Bowl Competition Dec. 12, 2020 Share This:
Cal State Fullerton s win in the statewide challenge to register voters is notable in a mainly virtual educational environment due to the pandemic.
Cal State Fullerton was named this year’s champion in a voter registration competition that involved California’s four major higher education systems. The university won the competition overall for bringing in the largest amount of student voter registrations.
The win is notable in a mainly virtual educational environment to ensure safety during the coronavirus pandemic. Cal State Fullerton students, faculty and staff members registered 2,716 voters this year.