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Updated EEOC COVID-19 Guidance: The Commission Officially Sanctions Employer Use Of COVID-19 Testing
Updated EEOC COVID-19 Guidance: The Commission Adds New Q&A To Help Employers Understand Their EEO Obligations In These Trying Times
EEOC COVID-19 Update: The Commission Clarifies Employers’ Obligations Under The ADA And The Rehabilitation Act
The Winds Of Change Are Suddenly Gusting: EEOC Commissioners Vote To Strip The General Counsel Of Substantial Litigation Authority
EEOC’s Inaugural Annual Performance Report Reveals Charge Drop And Hints Of A Litigation Shift

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EEOC Cases Filed By District FY 2013
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EEOC FY2011 Report
EEOC’s 2012-2016 Strategic Plan
EEOC’s Newsroom
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Pro-Actively Addressing And Preparing For EEOC Investigations & Lawsuits – August 20, 2013 Webinar
Seyfarth In The News
Seyfarth Shaw Webinar: Preparing For And Proactively Addressing EEOC Investigations & Lawsuits
Seyfarth’s Amicus Brief in Mach Mining v. EEOC
Seyfarth’s EEOC-Initiated Litigation Webinar PowerPoint, March 2012
Seyfarth’s EEOC-Initiated Litigation Webinar Recording, March 2012
Seyfarth’s Letter to EEOC (July 2012)
Seyfarth’s Letter to the EEOC (September 2012)
WhitePaper – EEOC-Initiated Litigation: Case Law Developments in 2011 and Trends to Watch for in 2012

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The EEOC Year-End Countdown blog will be your one-stop source for critical information regarding the EEOC’s litigation and investigative strategy and ways for employers to protect themselves in this high-alert time.

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