Florida OFCCP Job Posting Requirements

Florida OFCCP job posting requirements point to Employ Florida Marketplace, the state’s online job service at employflorida.com. Covered federal contractors list their Florida openings there so protected veterans receive priority referral. Florida runs listing through one statewide system but delivers workforce services through regional boards, so the compliance picture has a statewide layer and a local layer. For the definition behind the rule, read our guide to the mandatory job listing.

Employ Florida Is the Florida System

Employ Florida is a partnership between FloridaCommerce and CareerSource Florida. It links state and local workforce services in one place, where employers post job orders, search resumes, and set up resume search agents that run automatically. CareerSource Florida oversees 24 regional workforce boards and nearly 100 one-stop career centers that deliver services on the ground.

Florida’s Regional Structure and Veteran Outreach

Listing is statewide, but relationships are regional. Veterans’ employment specialists based at Florida career centers work with federal contractors, including explaining the process for recruiting qualified veterans. Contractors with sites in Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, and smaller markets benefit from connecting with the specialist in each region where they hire, because those contacts support both priority referral and the outreach records a review looks for.

Which Florida Openings Must Be Listed

Covered contractors list most openings. Executive and senior management roles, positions filled from within the company, and jobs lasting three days or less fall outside the requirement. A Florida opening recruited by a team in another state still belongs in Employ Florida when the work location is in Florida, and a remote role routes by the location where the person will work.

How Listing Works in Employ Florida

Employers register in the system, then post and manage openings as job orders. State workforce staff review job orders for equal opportunity compliance, so accurate, compliant wording protects your listings from delays. Florida’s agencies and platforms have changed names and systems over time, so confirm the current process with FloridaCommerce before you set a routine.

Required Language on Florida Postings

Every version of a covered posting should carry the EEO tagline, VEVRAA affirmative action language, and the Section 503 disability inquiry invitation, including the Employ Florida entry. Keep identical wording across channels so no version drifts from the others.

Documenting Florida Listings for an OFCCP Review

A reviewer compares your Florida openings against proof of listing. Keep the listing date, the job identifier, and the confirmation for each Employ Florida entry tied to the requisition, along with notes on your regional veteran outreach contacts. Retain records for the required period, generally at least two years, and store them where any Florida opening can be pulled in minutes.

How dstribute.io Automates Florida Job Listing

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Florida OFCCP Job Posting Inside Your Existing ATS Workflow

dstribute.io connects directly to the ATS platforms federal contractors already run, including Workday, iCIMS, Taleo, Greenhouse, Lever, Bullhorn, and JazzHR. Your recruiters keep working in the system they know while every covered Florida opening is listed automatically. Contact dstribute.io to see how our federal contractor services cover your posting requirements in Florida and every other state where you hire. Not sure when the requirement applies? Read when ESDS posting is required.