Can your workplace withstand EEOC scrutiny? Run a self-audit
The EEOC has an independent right to investigate discrimination claims and can expand investigations well beyond any initial complaint. For that reason, it’s important to proactively look for inadvertent discrimination in all your hiring and employment practices. Don’t wait for the EEOC or a state anti-bias agency to come snooping around.
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