Look up the status of a company’s Workforce and Equal Pay Certificate.
This live-time status update helps government agencies as they are looking to contract with a company.
| Company ID | Company Name | Alternate Name | Workforce Status | Workforce Certificate Start | Workforce Certificate End | Equal Pay Status | Equal Pay Certificate Start | Equal Pay Certificate End |
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This is what the statuses mean.
| Status | Defintion |
|---|---|
| Certified | The company has an active Workforce and/or Equal Pay Certificate. |
| Closed | The company is approved for a merger or acquisition and the merged or acquired company has certificates which were closed as a result of the merger or acquisition. |
| Denied |
The company's Workforce or Equal Pay Certificate Application was denied and the Department of Human Rights is no longer reviewing the application. - The company's payment will not be forfeited. |
| Denied/Forfeited |
The company's Workforce or Equal Pay Certificate Application was denied and the Department of Human Rights is no longer reviewing the application. - The company's payment will be forfeited. |
| Exempt | The company is not required to obtain a Workforce or Equal Pay Certificate. |
| Expired | The company's Workforce and/or Equal Pay Certificate has expired. |
| Pending |
1. Company has started a Workforce or Equal Pay Application and has not yet fully submitted it. 2. Company has applied for a Workforce and/or Equal Pay Certificate and the Department of Human Rights is reviewing. |
| Surrendered | The company no longer wishes to hold its currently active certificate. This status is set after the company has requested to surrender its certificate(s), and the Department of Human Rights has approved the request. |
| Suspended | The company's active certificate has been suspended for failing to maintain compliance. |
| Suspended/Expired | The company's Workforce Certificate was suspended and the initial certification period expired. |
| Withdrawn | The company applied for a Workforce or Equal Pay Certificate and then requested that the Department of Human Rights no longer review the application. |