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The Professional Services Council
2008
Service Contract Act Training
Conferences
October 1-3,
Los Angeles, CA
Doubletree Hotel at LAX, 1985 Grand
Ave., El Segundo, CA
Online Registration
December
8-10, Washington, DC
Holiday Inn
Rosslyn at Key Bridge, 1900 N. Fort Myer Dr., Arlington, VA
Online Registration
AGENDA
Download Registration Form
This
program is the only SCA training conducted in partnership with the
U.S. Department of Labor, Wage & Hour Division,
and is a continuation of the Contract Services Association's (CSA)
highly successful Service Contract Act Training Conference. (The
Contract Services Association and the Professional Services Council
merged on January 1, 2008, and retained the name Professional
Services Council).
Who Should
Attend
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Contracts & Business Development personnel
responsible for researching and preparing contract proposals,
cost estimates, contract invoices, and requests for contract
price adjustments
Program managers, project managers, finance managers, and any
other personnel responsible for contract performance
Human resources and payroll personnel, and others responsible
for employee classification decisions, wages, benefits, and
other compensation
Labor relations and other personnel responsible for negotiating
and administering collective bargaining agreements or federal
labor law enforcement; and labor organization representatives
Legal advisors and other management personnel
Federal contracting agency
contracting officers responsible for administering agency
requirements under the Federal Acquisition Regulations and
related regulations and statutes.
Instructors
This training is led by Al Corvigno (with almost 40
years of industry experience with Lockheed Martin, Loral, Ford
Aerospace and Ford Motor Company), and Diane Truman (with almost 40
years experience as a defense agency labor advisor), with presenters
from the Department of Labor.
Why You Should Attend the
Professional Services Council SCA
Training
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The Service Contract Act is one of the
most technically challenging aspects of competing for the award
of, and successfully administering a federal service contract.
SCA sets minimum pay and benefit rates for many service
occupations.
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The SCA affects many different decisions made
by many different people in a company. Everyone, from
executive leadership to proposal writers, to accountants,
project managers, and human resource specialists, needs to be
conversant with the requirements of the act. This course will
give your staff the knowledge to be SCA-savvy in opportunity
identification, capture strategy, bid/no-bid decisions, contract
pricing, contract price adjustments, wage determinations, and
fringe benefit calculations.
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This training conference is also your chance to
spend time with the regulators who oversee your company's SCA-covered
activities, and to interact with seasoned industry experts
in SCA administration.
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You will leave with a thorough knowledge of
regulations, a deep understanding of how the regulations
are enforced, and the ability to implement industry “best
practices” in your company's compliance activities. In
addition, you will be provided up-to-date information on the
most critical issues relating to the SCA.
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Attendees will be provided a very complete
training manual that includes copies of the presentations
and contact information for presenters and other relevant agency
personnel. PSC will also facilitate the ability of course
attendees to contact all of the presenters, post-conference, for
follow-up questions and comments.
AGENDA
SCA
Fundamentals
October 1 (LA) December 8
(DC)
1p.m.
–
4:30 p.m.
This session will help
attendees get the most out of the full training conference by
explaining the fundamentals of the SCA to either the beginner or
someone needing a refresher. It is not a stand-alone course.
SCA Training
Conference
October 2-3 (LA) December 9-10 (DC)
Day 1,
8:15
a.m.
– 4:30
p.m.
(breakfast and lunch provided)
Day 2,
8:15
a.m.
– 12:30
p.m.
(breakfast provided)
In addition to the basic
provisions of SCA and related contract labor standards, the full
course will address employee classifications; collective bargaining
agreements under SCA Sec. 4(c); payment of wages and benefits, hours
worked; compliance procedures; contract proposals and contract price
adjustments; challenging Department of Labor decisions; and
communicating contract labor standards issues with federal
procurement officials.
Attendees will also be offered up-to-date information
on issues pertinent to the most significant cost factors in service
contracting.
Registration
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Registration: |
Fundamentals
(1/2 day)
and
Training Conference
(1
1/2 Days) |
Training Conference Only
(1 1/2 Days) |
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Member
Price |
$945.00 |
$795.00 |
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Non-Member Price |
$1095.00 |
$895.00 |
Online Registration
(October)
Online Registration
(December)
Download Registration Form
For more information, contact Melissa Phillips
at
phillips@pscouncil.org or by
phone at 703/875-8059.
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