U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
100 Alabama St., Atlanta, 30303
(800) 669-4000 · more numbers below
S. government agency that enforces federal laws against job discrimination. If you think an employer treated you unfairly at work, you can file a charge with them. They also offer mediation, training, and help for small businesses and federal workers.
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EEOC Mediation ProgramProgram
After a charge is filed, the EEOC may invite the employer and the worker to try mediation. It is a way to settle the problem without a full investigation.
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EEOC Training InstituteProgram
The EEOC Training Institute offers paid training and technical help around the country. It also has training for federal employees.
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Employment Discrimination Charge IntakeService
If you think you were treated unfairly at work or when applying for a job, you can file a charge of discrimination with the EEOC. The law sets strict time limits, so act soon.
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Federal Employee and Applicant EEO ComplaintsService
Federal employees and people applying for federal jobs have similar protections but follow a different complaint process. The EEOC lists guides, its public portal and information for people without a lawyer.
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Federal Sector EEO HelpService
EEOC provides guidance and a separate complaint process for federal employees and applicants for federal jobs.
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No-Cost Outreach and Education PresentationsService
EEOC staff can give free talks and join meetings with workers, employers and community groups. This is offered only on a limited basis.
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Small Business AssistanceService
EEOC staff answer small business owners' questions about the discrimination laws and the charge process. They can also train staff and help resolve charges. They cannot give legal advice.
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Training and Outreach PresentationsProgram
EEOC representatives provide general outreach about EEOC, workplace discrimination laws, and the charge process to community groups, nonprofits, schools, employers, and other organizations.
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