Compliance Deadline Digest
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Observed 2026-08-09: 3 federal dates, each paired with an official source and an unresolved coverage question.
A source-research aid for a compliance operations manager at a U.S. company with multiple workplaces. It keeps a small set of federal dates beside the official text, the coverage question, and the point that text cannot resolve.
Each issue keeps the date, the official source, the coverage question, and the unresolved point together.
This is not a personalized calendar. It does not know your contracts, establishment count, industry code, jurisdiction, or exemptions. A source can describe a duty without establishing that it applies to you.
Free issue observed
The three entries below were read from the linked federal sources on the date above. Source pages and regulations can change. Re-open the source before using an entry in an internal calendar.
| Date | Source-described action | Official source |
|---|---|---|
| VETS-4212 filing for covered federal contractors and subcontractors | 41 CFR 61-300.10(c) | |
| through | OSHA 300A posting for covered establishments | 29 CFR 1904.32(b)(6) |
| OSHA ITA submission for covered establishments | OSHA Injury Tracking Application page |
VETS-4212 filing:
Source-described action: File the VETS-4212 Federal Contractor Veterans' Employment Report.
Official source: 41 CFR 61-300.10(c) says reports must be filed no later than September 30 each year after a year in which a contractor or subcontractor held a covered contract or subcontract.
- Coverage question: Did the organization hold a covered federal contract or subcontract during the relevant year? Confirm coverage and the applicable threshold with DOL or the contracting officer.
- Owner and checklist suggestion: A federal-contract compliance owner can confirm the contract record, filer access, required workforce inputs, and the internal review date.
- What this does not establish: That your organization held a covered contract, what threshold controls your facts, or that you have a filing obligation this cycle.
OSHA 300A posting: through
Source-described action: Post the OSHA annual summary at each establishment covered by the recordkeeping requirement.
Official source: 29 CFR 1904.32(b)(6) says the annual summary must be posted no later than February 1 following the covered year and kept in place until April 30.
- Coverage question: Is each establishment covered by Part 1904 recordkeeping, after considering the rule's size and industry provisions and the applicable jurisdiction?
- Owner and checklist suggestion: Site safety leads can confirm the establishment roster, assign the executive certification step, reconcile the annual summary, and calendar both ends of the posting window.
- What this does not establish: That any specific establishment is covered or exempt, that its summary is accurate, or that the posting duty applies to your facts.
OSHA ITA submission:
Source-described action: Submit prior-year injury and illness data through OSHA's Injury Tracking Application.
Official source: OSHA's Injury Tracking Application page says covered establishments submit required prior-year data by March 2 annually.
- Coverage question: Does the establishment meet the current size and industry criteria, and is it governed by Federal OSHA or a State Plan with different instructions?
- Owner and checklist suggestion: Corporate EHS and site data owners can confirm the establishment list, coverage inputs, jurisdiction, account access, and internal data-review date.
- What this does not establish: That any establishment must submit, which forms or fields apply, or what a State Plan requires.
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Custom Deadline Evidence Pack
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For a compliance operations manager at a U.S. company with multiple workplaces who needs a reviewable source record on one federal topic. The $249 one time scope covers one named topic, up to five buyer-approved official federal pages, and at least three source-supported dates.
Delivery is a PDF and companion CSV within two business days after written topic and source approval and confirmation that the sources are available. Each date keeps the source URL, retrieval time in UTC, the source's displayed update or as-of date when stated, the date rule, the coverage question, the unresolved point, and a negative search log.
If the approved sources cannot support three dates, the scope is declined before an invoice. A request can be withdrawn before work begins.
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Why pay when the sources are free?
Use eCFR, OSHA, DOL, agency mailing lists and calendars, and qualified counsel directly when those meet the need. The fee buys bounded source handling and a structured review artifact. It does not buy government information.
Strict boundary
- No legal advice, compliance determination, applicability analysis, filing service, monitoring, alert, or assurance.
- No state or local deadlines, personal or employee data, buyer credentials, private files, agency contact, or filing submission.
- No claim that a source is current beyond its recorded retrieval, or that a missing answer means no answer exists.
- No work begins from this page. Topic, sources, feasibility, terms, and any payment are handled separately after scope review.
The written path
- Read the free issue and take each coverage question to the appropriate internal owner or qualified adviser.
- Request future digest issues if the format is useful. The request remains pending, expires after 30 days, and sends nothing.
- Request the paid pack when one federal topic needs a bounded PDF and CSV source record.
Frequently asked questions
Is the digest active now?
No. This page contains the current point-in-time issue. A request remains MV_PENDING until MillionVerifier passes and an authorized delivery path with one-step unsubscribe exists.
Does submitting the form send email?
No. It stores the consent-specific request privately. No confirmation and no issue is sent.
Do you decide whether a date applies to my company?
No. The page records a coverage question, not an answer about your facts. Confirm applicability with the responsible agency, contracting officer, State Plan, or qualified professional.
Can a source change?
Yes. A retrieval date says when the source was read. It is not a promise that the source or rule remains unchanged.
How do I withdraw?
The success page provides an immediate cancellation control. A pending request also expires after 30 days. You may use the contact form for a privacy request.
What happens before any future issue?
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