Public employees must gripe to OAH before going to EEOC
If you are a state or local government employer, here’s a tip that may prompt a judge to dismiss an employee’s discrimination claim early on: Public employees have to first file a discrimination claim with the state Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) before going to the EEOC.
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