[News] The EEOC Stopped Deciding Federal Class Discrimination Cases, and Never Said Why

An unpublished instruction has frozen every class discrimination case brought by federal workers since December, leaving the individual complaint process intact while removing the only device that can reach a pattern.

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[News] The EEOC Stopped Deciding Federal Class Discrimination Cases, and Never Said Why

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