EEOC regularly transfers local cases to other jurisdictions known as “the killing fields,” because these offices quickly dump the charge
rather than conduct a distant investigation?
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SCOTUS! do you see any men of God on Trump’s EEOC Commission?
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Bush slashed EEOC’s workforce from 2,924 employees in 2002 to 2,158 employees in 2007; with friends like you, who needs enemies?
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Tim GoldenField Technician at Verizon2y
Tim Golden
Field Technician at Verizon
2y
U.S. Department of Justice,
The EEOC regularly transfers local cases to other jurisdictions
The EEOC offices on the receiving end of transfers are known as
“the killing fields,”
because these EEOC offices quickly close out (dump) the charge
rather than conduct a distant investigation.
More than three thousand charges of discrimination were transferred
in 2004
from the EEOC office where they were originally filed.
See Table, Row 9.
p.s.
Trust but Verify
p.p.s.
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Tim GoldenField Technician at Verizon2y
Tim Golden
Field Technician at Verizon
2y
there should be no case dumping
— Newt Gingrich
March 3, 1998
p.s.
Trust but Verify
p.p.s.
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Tim GoldenField Technician at Verizon2y
Tim Golden
Field Technician at Verizon
2y
U.S. Department of Justice,
Q: if you take G-D out of the workplace
then what do we Taxpayers! (who are also complainanTs) get?
A: [ding-a-lings] [ding-a-lings] [ding-a-lings]
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y’all [all so-called religious people] better start righting before God says, “spirits! put your man (pencils) down!”
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