The fact of the matter is that there rarely is one. In most cases (from the employer's perspective) an EEOC investigation consists of little more than receiving notice of the charge, waiting until the agency delivers a Notice of Right to Sue letter to the Complainant, and then waiting to see if the Complainant files a lawsuit in federal court. But if the Agency does happen to investigate the charge against you? Well then ... it's time to buckle up for a bumpy ride.
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Edited:Â Sep 06, 2020
Understanding the EEOC's "Black Box" Investigation
Understanding the EEOC's "Black Box" Investigation
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