The TERO negotiates for job vacancies with contractors doing business with the Cherokee Nation and refers qualified Native American workers to fill those vacancies. Indian Preference Contractors. The TERO maintains a listing of Indian-owned businesses.

The primary purpose of the TERO program is to enforce tribally enacted Indian Preference law to insure that Indian/Alaska Native people gain their rightful share to employment, training, contracting, subcontracting, and business opportunities on and …

TERO is the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Representative (EEOC) on the Blackfeet Reservation. TERO requires all businesses, contractors, and subcontractors to utilize preference in hiring qualified TERO certified workers while doing business within or near the exterior boundaries of the Blackfeet Reservation.

TERO stands for Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance or Office. TERO Ordinances require that all employers who are engaged in operating a business on reservations give preference to qualified Indians in all aspects of employment, contracting and other business activities.

2023年9月5日 · Cherokee Nation TERO Per Legislative Act 01-14, to be certified as an Indian Owned Business by the Cherokee Nation TERO (Tribal Employment Rights Office), your business must meet these definitions:

2023年8月4日 · The Tribal Employment Rights Office monitors and enforces the Cherokee Nation Tribal TERO Ordinance to ensure employment rights are protected. Enforcement of employment rights is funded through the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (E.E.O.C.)

Cherokee Nation TERO Tribal Employment Rights Office I Certification Application The following checklist is provided to ensure you have submitted all required items to receive consideration for certification.

Job Dispatch form is submitted to the TERO (excluding weekends). TERO will attempt to accommodate the employer in the timeliest manner, matching the specified needs with a TERO referral who meets the minimum of qualifications. TERO will certify in writing when a qualified

TERO works with Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians citizens and local Indian applicants to encourage work with certified economic entities who do work on the EBCI tribal trust lands (Qualla Indian Boundary). TERO maintains a listing of skilled individuals and their crafts.

Tribal Employment Rights Office (TERO) protects tribal sovereignty by supporting tribal member self-sufficiency through enforcing Indian preference requirements in employment, training, and contracting opportunities.