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Title 29 — Labor · Part 35
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§ 35.1
What is the purpose of the Department of Labor (DOL) age discrimination regulations?
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§ 35.10
Rules against age discrimination.
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§ 35.11
Definitions of the terms "normal operation" and "statutory objective."
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§ 35.12
Exceptions to the rules against age discrimination: normal operation or statutory objective of any program or activity.
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§ 35.13
Exceptions to the rules against age discrimination: reasonable factors other than age.
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§ 35.14
Burden of proof.
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§ 35.15
Remedial action.
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§ 35.16
Special benefits for children and the elderly.
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§ 35.17
Age distinctions in DOL regulations.
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§ 35.2
To what programs or activities do these regulations apply?
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§ 35.20
General responsibilities.
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§ 35.21
Recipient responsibility to provide notice.
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§ 35.22
Information requirements.
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§ 35.23
Assurances required.
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§ 35.24
Designation of responsible employee.
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§ 35.25
Complaint procedures.
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§ 35.26
Recipient assessment of age distinctions.
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§ 35.3
What definitions apply to these regulations?
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§ 35.30
Compliance reviews.
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§ 35.31
Complaints.
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§ 35.32
Mediation.
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§ 35.33
Investigations.
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§ 35.34
Effect of agreements on enforcement effort.
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§ 35.35
Prohibition against intimidation or retaliation.
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§ 35.36
Enforcement.
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§ 35.37
Hearings, decisions, and post-termination proceedings.
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§ 35.38
Procedure for disbursal of funds to an alternate recipient.
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§ 35.39
Remedial action by recipient.
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§ 35.40
Exhaustion of administrative remedies.
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