Exactly how quickly the OFCCP will send out the new scheduling letters is difficult to say, Vann said, but she assumes it will be as soon as reasonably possible. “A few things have to happen first,” she said, “including the publication of scheduling methodology.”
When the OFCCP first proposed these and other scheduling letters, it indicated that it wouldn’t start issuing the letters until it had published the methodology. Vann said development of that methodology has likely been in the works since then, and, depending on the publication date, it could be weeks or months before the OFCCP starts sending the first scheduling letters.
