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Firm focused on equal employment opportunity, affirmative action, testing, validation, compensation reviews and protective service (police and fire) selection consulting.
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The Black Equal Opportunity Journal Magazine is dedicated to informing the African-American and minority communities of job, career and educational opportunities.
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Kranz Consulting
HR professionals manage complaints, grievances and ADA issue on a contract basis.
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Domino Consultancy
Specialists in Diversity and Equal Opportunities.
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Guide to Equal Employment Opportunity Rules

Train throughout your company to stay on track

By Holly Ocasio Rizzo

Everything you do involving personnel, from advertising a job opening to saying goodbye, is governed by equal employment opportunity laws. It's a big field, including anti-discrimination laws covering race, ethnicity, gender, age, ability and family status. The best approach is prevention of possible violations. To do this, take three key actions:
  1. Know the at least the basics of equal employment opportunity law, maintain a library in which to look up specifics, and call on legal advisers when you're not sure.
  2. Train employees to prevent EEO violations, such as harassment of other employees.
  3. Let your staff know that you not only follow the law but also embrace it.

Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done


Know their rights – and yours

It's important to know what you need to do to comply with EEO laws and when you may be exempt. For state compliance rules, check with your state's labor department.

I recommend: The U.S. EqualEmployment Opportunity Commission maintains Web pages specifically covering small-business owners' concerns.

Train your management

The government and private training companies can help you become adept at handling EEO issues.

I recommend: The EEOC Training Institute offers manuals, on-site training and seminars around the nation. ELT – Employment Law Learning Technologies provides online training programs in harassment, hiring and termination, and general EEO issues.

Teach your employees, too

Informed employees will know they can bring compliance problems to you for solution.

I recommend: The Training Network sells harassment-prevention employee-training videos and DVDs in English or Spanish. Employee University has employee and manager versions of its videos, which include same-sex harassment as a topic.

Show them you embrace diversity

Don't just follow the law; let employees throughout the company know you've caught the spirit of valuing a diverse workforce.

I recommend: In addition to maintaining a resume database, Equal Opportunity Publications Inc. publishes such magazines as Workforce Diversity, Woman Engineer, Minority Engineer and Careers & the DisAbled.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

  • •  Age discrimination is the most common complaint filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
  • •  Avoid screening job applicants on the basis of previous salary; doing so could be interpreted as age discrimination.
  • •  When screening anyone for hiring, promotion or any other employment-related purpose, stay within the law by focusing on that person's abilities.
  • •  Employers must make reasonable accommodations for employees covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), but they are not forced to do so if it would cause financial hardship.
  • •  Substance abuse is considered a disability under the ADA; employees can be disciplined for poor work habits, but not because of the addiction.
  • •  The law allows hiring only a man or only a woman under special circumstances called bona fide occupational qualifications (BFOQs). However, it has been argued the only undisputed BFOQs are a wet nurse and a sperm donor.

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Equal Employment Opportunity Rules

Train throughout your company to stay on track.
Everything you do involving personnel, from advertising a job opening to saying goodbye, is governed by equal employment opportunity laws. It's a big field, including anti-discrimination laws covering race, ethnicity, gender, age, ability and family status. The best approach is prevention of possible violations. To do this, take three key actions: Know the at least the basics of equal employment opportunity law, maintain a ... Read more
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