Data for EEO Reporting

For EEO and EO Survey reporting, you must maintain specific personal and job-related information for employees.

Employee Gender and Ethnic Origin

For EEO and EO Survey reporting, you must record both the gender and the ethnic origin of your employees.

The ethnic origin categories for the EO Survey Report are:

The ethnic origin categories for EEO reporting are:

When you select an employee's ethnic origin, Oracle HRMS displays the seven ethnic origin categories required by the EO Survey Report. Oracle HRMS automatically consolidates employee ethnic origin values into the five categories required for EEO reporting.

Note: The EEOC mandated all the ethnicity codes, but some agencies do not recognize all codes. When you select Two or More Races, you must fill out an additional ethnic category in the extra information type Additional Ethnic Category on the Person window. This allows you to report Two or More Races to the EEOC, and a lower level category to other agencies if needed.

EEO-1 Job Categories

To be included in EEO and EO Survey reports, employees must have assignments to jobs, and each job must be associated with an EEO-1 job category.

The following are the current EEO-1 Job Categories:

First/Mid Level Officials and Managers
Executive/Senior Level Officials and Managers
Professionals
Technicians
Sales Workers
Administrative Support Workers
Craft Workers
Operatives
Laborers and Helpers
Service Workers

Employment Categories and Assignment Statuses

Each employee to be included in an EEO-1 (or VETS) report must have an employment category and assignment status that match those defined as reporting categories and statuses.

This requirement does not apply for the EO Survey Report.

Additional Requirements for EO Survey Reporting

For an employee to be included in the EO Survey Report, you must ensure that:

Additional Requirements for EEO-4 and EEO-5 Reporting

For an employee to be included in EEO-4 and EEO-5 reports, you must ensure that: