Trump's EEOC Chair Circulates Rule That Would Slow Bias Suits
Source: Bloomberg
(Bloomberg) -- The leader of the U.S. workplace anti-discrimination agency is pursuing a policy shift that could slow litigation against companies long after President-Elect Joe Biden takes office.
Janet Dhillon, the chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, has recently circulated a proposal to staff that would strip the general counsels authority to file lawsuits without a commission vote, according to current and former agency officials who requested anonymity to discuss internal proceedings.
Under the proposal, the agencys commissioners would first have to approve any litigation, rather than that authority being delegated to the general counsel.
Dhillon, who was appointed by President Donald Trump, floated a similar proposal last year, provoking an outcry from advocates, who said that requiring the approval of the agencys commissioners for even run-of-the-mill litigation would inhibit enforcement of civil rights law.
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And Donny says he's the least racist president ever.
Karadeniz
(22,567 posts)bucolic_frolic
(43,266 posts)and unchangeable. I'm sure Biden will find firm legal ground to reverse a lot, but expect a lot of lawsuits.
Thekaspervote
(32,791 posts)Ford_Prefect
(7,918 posts)IMO Mr. Miller should get his personal affairs in order in anticipation of incarceration.