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CBS TV LOS ANGELES EEO Report EEO PUBLIC FILE REPORT This Report covers full-time vacancy recruitment data for the period August 1, 2020 to July 31, 2021. Employment Unit: CBS Broadcasting, Inc. / Los Angeles Television Station KCAL LLC Unit Members (Stations and Communities of License): KCBS / KCAL Los Angeles, California EEO Contact Information for Unit Member: Mailing Address: Telephone Number: 818 655-2024 KCBS / KCAL 4200 Radford Avenue Contact Person: Studio City, CA 91604 Maggie Serrano E-mail Address: [email protected] List all Full-Time Job Vacancies (identified by Job Title) Filled by Each Station in the Employment Unit. (See Master Recruitment Source List for recruitment source data) Recruitment Source Notified of Job Recruitment Source of Hiree Job Title Vacancy 1. Account Executive 1 – 42 Employee Referral 2. Account Executive 1 – 42 Other (The Muse) 3. Helicopter Reporter 1 – 42; 45 - Internal Posting 45, Internal Promotion/Internal Posting 4. Director News Operations 1 – 42 40, www.cbscorporation.com 5. VP News Director 1 – 42 - Internal Posting 42, Internal Promotion/Internal Posting 1 II. MASTER RECRUITMENT SOURCE LIST UTILIZED DURING REPORTING PERIOD Did Recruitment Name of Organization Notified of Job Contact request Vacancy: Person Market: Submit Via: Notification? Y or N AAEDE - Asian American Economic Development 1 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Enterprises Asian American Journalists Association 2 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Black Business Association 3 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Burbank Work-Force Connection [email protected] 4 Website Los Angeles CA No a.us California Broadcasters Association 5 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No California State University Fullerton 6 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No California State University Long Beach 7 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No California State University Northridge 8 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Canoga Park - West Hill Work-Source Center 9 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Career Services Center Southeast 10 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Career Transition Centers 11 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No CA. Chicano News Media Association 12 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Chapman University 13 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Chinese Service Center of San Diego 14 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No City of Torrance 15 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Collective Talent.com 16 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Disabled Veterans Outreach Program State of 17 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No California/EDD East County Job and Career Center 18 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No EDD West Los Angeles Job Service 19 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No El Proyecto Work-source Center - Sun Valley [email protected] ; 20 Website Los Angeles CA No [email protected] Fresno County Economic Opportunity 21 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Hollywood Work-Source Center [email protected] ; 22 Website Los Angeles CA No [email protected] Indeed 23 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Imagen Foundation 24 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Japanese Cultural/Community Center 25 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No JVS West Hollywood Work-source Center 26 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Metro North Work-Source Center 27 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Mexican American Opportunity Foundation 28 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Monrovia Adult School One Stop Career Center 29 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No National Association for the Advancement of 30 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Colored People National Association of Black Journalists 31 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association 32 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No San Diego City College Radio & TV Program 33 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No SASSFA Work-source Center 34 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No Society of Broadcast Engineers, Inc. (SBE) 35 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No National Southern California Broadcasters Association 36 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No 2 TEGNA 37 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No University of Southern Caifornia - Annenberg 38 Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] No School for Comm/Journalism. 39 Work-Source Center Women at Work Website Los Angeles CA No [email protected] 40 www.cbscorporation.com Website n/a CA Internal Posting No 41 www.cbsla.com Website Los Angeles CA Internal Posting No 42 www.viacomcbs.com Website n/a CA Internal Posting No Rebecca 43 IBEW Union Los Angeles CA [email protected] Yes Lehmann Patrick 44 WGA Union Los Angeles CA [email protected] Yes Cannon Patricia 45 SAG-AFTRA Union Los Angeles CA [email protected] Yes Morgan 46 Imagen Foundation Website Los Angeles CA [email protected] Yes April 47 Spots N Dots Atlanta GA [email protected] No Causey 48 IATSE Job Desk Los Angeles CA [email protected] Yes 49 Job DGA Union Los Angeles CA [email protected] Yes Board Recruitment Source Summary: Name of Recruitment Source 1. Employee Referral 2. Other (The Muse) 3. Internal Promotion/Internal Posting 4. Website - www.cbscorporation.com 5. Internal Promotion/Internal Posting Total # of Interviewees Referred by Each Source: For the period from August 1, 2020, to July 31, 2021, this Employment Unit interviewed 211 Interviewees for full time job vacancies. These Interviewees were referred by the following sources: Recruitment Source Number of Interviewees Referred 1. Employee Referral 1 2. Other (The Muse) 1 3. Internal Promotion/Internal Posting 4 4. Website - www.cbscorporation.com 38 5. CBS Career Site 75 6. Other (LinkedIn) 59 7. Glassdoor 1 8. Indeed 32 3 Supplemental Recruitment Measures Job Fairs: Description of Recruitment Measure: Date: Personnel Involved: (Name and Position) National Association of Hispanic Journalists July 15th- 16th, 2021 Larisa Montelindo Estrada, Assignment (NAHJ) Manager KCBS 2 / KCAL 9 2021 Virtual International Training Conference and Career Fair National Association of Black Journalists July 10th, 2021 Pat Harvey, Anchor (NABJ) of Greater LA KCBS 2 /KCAL 9 Virtual Panel “Know your Value, Negotiate Your Worth” for Journalist Career Advancement Job Fair Sponsor September 25th, KCBS 2 /KCAL 9 - On-Air Sponsorship and Virtual Latino College Expo produced by 2020 Website www.cbsla.com National College Resources Foundation (NCRF) Helping students connect to college, careers & beyond! The event is produced by National College Resources Foundation (NCRF), a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Who’s Hiring – On-Air Segments August 4th – KCBS 2 /KCAL 9/ Sponsorship and November 5th, 2020 Website www.cbsla.com News Segments - Airs Tuesdays & Thursdays Over 28 Employers National Association of Black Journalists August 5th – 8th, Tara Finestone, News Director (NABJ) & National Association of Hispanic 2020 Jennifer Pierce, Assistant News Director Journalists (NAHJ) KCBS 2 /KCAL 9 Sponsorship Virtual Convention - Annual NABJ/NAHJ and Career Fair - Panel participant & Career Mentor Participation in Events: Description of Recruitment Measure: Date: Personnel Involved: (Name and Position) The Carol Kimmelman Athletic & Academic May 14th, 2021 Pat Harvey, Anchor Campus – KCBS 2 / KCAL 9 Virtual National Day of Learning Event. Pat hosted the event for students grades 5-12 nationwide that included virtual panels and speaker spotlights. Jackson State University – April 9, 2021 DeMarco Morgan, Anchor KCBS 2 / KCAL 9 Historically Black colleges and universities Virtual Inaugural Black Leadership Talk Series Career Mentor and Anchor coaching for Journalism students 4 Continued - Participation in Events: Description of Recruitment Measure: Date: Personnel Involved: (Name and Position) Panorama High School – Panorama March 25, 2021 Larisa Montelindo Estrada, Assignment Manager Virtual Career Fair Speaker for 9th -12th grade KCBS 2 / KCAL 9 students. Poynter Institute - Florida March 23, 2021 Andrea Parquet Taylor, VP, News Director KCBS 2 / KCAL 9 Virtual Poynter Producer Project and Learning seminar for News producers Oakwood Elementary School – North January 21, 2021 Evelyn Taft, Meteorologist Hollywood KCBS 2 / KCAL 9 Virtual Career Day Speaker – Science/Weather Presentation to 3rd grade students EmpowHer Girls Academy – October 8, 2020 Suzanne Marques, Reporter KCBS 2 / KCAL 9 Career Mentoring program for middle school girls. USC Media Class – September 26, 2020 Jay Howell, President, GM Pat Harvey, Anchor Virtual Newsroom Tour and Career Mentoring Jeff Vaughn, Anchor/Reporter session for Journalism students. Evelyn Taft, Meteorologist Rick Brown, Executive Producer KCBS 2 / KCAL 9 5 Internship Program: Description of Recruitment Measure: Date: Personnel Involved: (Name and Position) Emma Bowen Foundation Program August 2020 – A diverse student selected for four-year July 2021 paid internship. Fall/Spring CBS Veteran Network – N/A due to the Intern selected to receive invaluable Pandemic “Hands on” experience in a major market news television station. Paid Internships listed with University Internship Directors. News, Sports, Marketing, Graphics Departments supervise approximately 10 interns
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