Human Resource Specialties, Inc.

Affirmative Action

We provide a full range of Affirmative Action Plans and related services. All of our
products and services are fully compliant with current rules enforced by the
U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP).

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Need an HR Expert?

Expert, exceptional HR consulting… we take pride in tailoring a wide variety of HR
services to meet the specific needs of both attorneys and employers.

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Webinars

We offer web-based training on a variety of HR, EEO and AAP-related topics.

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HR Partners®

HR Partners^® offers a cost-effective partnership with an established team of
highly skilled HR professionals to help small and medium sized businesses keep
up with today's challenges and tomorrow's changes.

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At Human Resource Specialties, Inc., we provide expert human resources consulting and exceptional customer service for employers and attorneys, with specialized focus on Affirmative Action Plan (AAP) preparation, OFCCP audit support, and related services.

What makes Human Resource Specialties the choice of so many employers nationwide?

Our level of experience is unparalleled; we've provided assistance to employers of all sizes in the private, public and non-profit sectors since 1984. Our expertise is unmatched; you're assisted and supported by our team of highly skilled human resource professionals. Our commitment to excellence is unsurpassed; you'll receive outstanding products and services each and every time.

We invite you to explore... discover how our experience, expertise, and commitment to excellence will make Human Resource Specialties your choice too.

Newsflash

Employers have until February 7 to submit written comments to The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) in response to proposing sweeping changes to the regulations implementing Affirmative Action requirements for Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act. If adopted as proposed, these changes will significantly increase the Rehabilitation Act obligations for federal contractors and subcontractors. Read more...