Responding to an EEOC Charge

Armed with more resources than ever, the chance that the EEOC will pay your company a visit is high. Responding to an EEOC Charge is a must for human resources professionals, business owners, in-house legal counsel, compliance officers, supervisors, or any employer who may face an EEOC charge of discrimination. Written by an experienced labor and employment attorney, this easy-to-follow book explains the various stages of the EEOC investigation process from start to finish, including sample forms, checklists, and timelines. You will learn practical tips on how to respond to an EEOC investigation, including keys for conducting effective internal investigations and interviews, preparing persuasive position statements (with examples), and taking advantage of the EEOCs alternative dispute resolution process. This reference tool also contains employment best practices to implement in order to prevent a charge of discrimination. Responding to an EEOC Charge will prepare you to defend an EEOC charge with knowledge and confidence.