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AFFIRMATIVE ACTION VOLUNTARY INFORMATION We consider all applicants for positions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, citizenship, age, mental or physical disabilities,

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Who needs voluntary information:

1. Employers often require voluntary information from job applicants, including their educational background, previous work experience, and references.
2. Non-profit organizations may ask for voluntary information from donors or volunteers to better understand their interests, preferences, or demographics for outreach and engagement purposes.
3. Government agencies may request voluntary information for various reasons, such as population surveys, research studies, or statistical data collection.
4. Educational institutions may ask for voluntary information from students or parents to assess eligibility, provide support services, or track progress.
5. Service providers, such as healthcare facilities or financial institutions, may request voluntary information to better tailor their services or ensure regulatory compliance.

Overall, voluntary information may be collected by various entities for different purposes, and it is important to understand the specific context in which the information is being requested before providing it.

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