Return to Article: EEOC schedules open meetings on complaint process

By Katy Saldarini March 23, 2000
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    Two years ago, I had filed a charge with the Department of Human Rights here in Chicago. They dismissed itfor lack of substantial evidence. I requested the EEOC to review their findings, because my witnesses had not been contacted. The EEOC here in Chicago and in Washington refused to reopen it. With out my witnesses the investigation would be bias.

    How can I request Ida L. Castro to request an investigation on their quick dicission?

    Jackie Johnson

    Jacqueline Johnson Posted June 30, 2007 4:53 PM

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EEOC schedules open meetings on complaint process
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