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During the 1990s, processing times for discrimination claims ballooned and case backlogs grew rapidly. The increased use of alternative dispute resolution has helped reduce delays and backlogs.
EEOC Hearing Requests
- 1991 - 5,773
- 1999 - 12,637
- 2003 - 9,918
Discrimination Complaints Filed
- 1991 - 17,696
- 1999 - 26,657
- 2002 - 21,945
- 2003 - 20,266
Cases Backlogged at Agencies
- 1991 - 16,964
- 1999 - 35,002
- 2002 - 32,150
Hearing Requests Backlogged at EEOC
- 1991 - 3,147
- 1999 - 12,808
- 2003 - 8,467
Final Agency Decisions
- 1991 - 341 days
- 1998 - 384
- 2002 - 418
- 2003 - 541
EEOC Hearings
- 1991 - 173 days
- 1998 - 320
- 2003 - 421
Appeals to the EEOC Office of Federal Operations:
- 1991 - 109 days
- 1998 - 473
- 2002 - 467
- 2003 - 285
Source: EEOC
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