Equal Employment Opportunity Complaint Caseloads Rising, With Effects of New Regulations on Future Trends Unclear

From FY 1991-FY 1997, the inventory of unresolved equal employment opportunity complaints at federal agencies & the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) & the time taken to process them had increased because agencies & EEOC had not been able to keep up with new cases. This report contains: (1) trends in the size of inventories & the age of cases in inventory at various stages of the complaint process, (2) trends in the number of complaints filed by federal employees & the time taken by agencies & EEOC to process them, & (3) how future caseloads may be affected by EEOC's regulatory changes to the complaint process. Charts & tables.Brostek, Michael is the author of 'Equal Employment Opportunity Complaint Caseloads Rising, With Effects of New Regulations on Future Trends Unclear' with ISBN 9780788187216 and ISBN 078818721X.