Question

Which of the following criteria fits the definition of an Internet applicant according to the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP)?

A. The individual's expression of interest indicates the individual possesses the basic objective qualifications for the position.
B. The individual applies for a job through the Internet, uploads their résumé, and later voluntarily withdraws from consideration.
C. The individual applies by filling out a paper application and mails it in to the organization's human resource department.
D. The organization meets an individual at a career fair whose qualifications match the job requirements.

Answer 1

An Internet applicant according to OFCCP is someone who applies electronically, is considered for the position, meets the basic qualifications, and does not withdraw from consideration.

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP), an Internet applicant must meet certain criteria.

The definition includes individuals who submit an expression of interest for employment through the internet or related electronic data technologies, are considered for a particular position, possess the basic qualifications for the position, and do not withdraw themselves from consideration or otherwise indicate that they are no longer interested in the position. Based on this, the criterion that fits the definition is:

• The individual's expression of interest indicates the individual possesses the basic objective qualifications for the position.

Other methods of application such as paper applications, expressing interest at a career fair or withdrawing from the process do not meet the criteria specified for an Internet applicant by the OFCCP.