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What is the “Federal High” used on Table B1?

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What is the “Federal High” used on Table B1?

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This is the participation rate of the agency (with 500 or more permanent employees) which had the greatest participation rate of employees with targeted disabilities during the prior fiscal year. For 2005, that agency was the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, where 2.16% of employees had a targeted disability. 23. I am aware that my agency has employees with targeted disabilities who have not self-identified. May I visually identify these employees for purposes of reporting them in the agency’s MD-715 Report? No. The collection of data on disability status is governed by 29 C.F.R. ยง 1614.601(f). This regulation provides that data on disability status is collected by voluntary self-identification. Agencies are to explain the importance of the data to employees and actively encourage them to self-identify. Only if the employee is a Schedule A appointee and refuses to self-identify, may the agency identify the employee’s disability using the records supporting the appointment. For

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