2000 S HRR - Contract With Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for Fiscal Year 2000

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D. It is further understood and expressly agreed to by both parties to this contract that, as a condition to the maintenance of this contract, the Contractor shall: 1 Implement in cooperation with EEOC, a system which permits each party to perform various functions on behalf of the other, among other things, accepting charges for each other, within such statutory limits as may exist; and 2. Commit itself to maintenance of effort. It is the intention of the EEOC to purchase services from the Contractor. Therefore, should the Contractor or the governmental body which provides its funds reduce the Contractor's resources in anticipation of'or as a result of EEOC contract funds, the EEOC may consider any reduction in the Contractor's funding from its funding source, restriction placed on the use of its funds, or changes in the Contractor's operating procedures or regulations which impact on its ability to perform under its contract, as a material breach of this contract requiring the Contractor to return all or a portion of the funds provided by the EEOC under this contract. E. It is understood and expressly agreed to by both parties to this contract that all provisions of the EEOC's Contracting Principles for State and Local FEP Agencies for Fiscal Year 2000 adopted by the Commission on July 23, 1999 are incorporated in their entirety into this contract. Statement of Work A. Processing of Charges - Title VII Charges, and/or ADEA Charges (if apolicable), and/or ADA Charges (if armlicable) 1 The Contractor agrees, for the prices stated in Section B, to process individual charges of employment discrimination exclusive of any charge processing resulting from other contracts for the resolution of charges that may be in effect between the Contractor and the EEOC during the term of this contract. 2. The Contract Monitor shall be responsible for transmitting charges initially received by EEOC to the Contractor. The Contractor further agrees that the charges submitted to EEOC for contract credit review shall include, but not be limited to, no cause findings, successful settlements, successful conciliations, administrative resolutions, final orders issued following and pursuant to administrative hearings and litigation. No contract credit will be awarded by EEOC for resolutions by the Contractor based on no jurisdiction (except in cases where an investigation is actually required to determine jurisdiction) or resolutions based on the charging party's failure to establish a bona fide charge. C-3