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What happens if an employer who receives federal funds such as UMKC does not meet Affirmative Action requirements?

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What happens if an employer who receives federal funds such as UMKC does not meet Affirmative Action requirements?

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A. Failure to comply with Executive Order 11246 and its nondiscrimination and affirmative action provisions is a violation of an employer’s contract with the government. A contractor in violation of EO 11246 may have its contract canceled, terminated, or suspended, and the contractor may be debarred (i.e. declared ineligible for future government contracts).

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