Acting EEOC chair requests documentation, threatens law firms over DEI activities
Her letter and requests violate the department’s guidelines, former EEOC commissioners said in response.
The guidance does not change current civil rights laws, so employers may not have to make changes, one lawyer explained.
Her letter and requests violate the department’s guidelines, former EEOC commissioners said in response.
Employers should expand their view of diversity and inclusion, SHRM’s head of government affairs recommends.
It’s a responsibility HR leaders are often hesitant to take on.
As the debate and legal war over DEI wages on, companies are rethinking, rebranding, and rolling back their initiatives.
While the Trump administration has threatened private companies that continue to pursue DEI, law firms don’t appear to be backing down.
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