EEOC and Employer Protocols: Investigating Harassment and Discrimination Effectively

Eeoc And Employer Protocols: Investigating Harassm06 Aug, 2024Education

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 has significantly improved working conditions for many, yet serious issues still need addressing. Human Resource professionals play a crucial role in fostering inclusive and welcoming work environments. Discriminatory policies, whether intentional or accidental, against protected classes are illegal. Employers must prevent practices that inadvertently impact vulnerable groups adversely. When an employee reports discrimination or workplace harassment, employers must act immediately to follow the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) recommendations. The EEOC advises employers to quickly and effectively investigate and resolve such complaints. An investigation is essential when an employee files a complaint against a colleague or the employer, as courts have equated an employer's failure to investigate with discrimination.

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