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Civil Rights Center
The Civil Rights Center (CRC) administers and enforces various Federal statutes, regulations, and Executive Orders that relate to nondiscrimination and equal opportunity. These three types of equal opportunity laws:
CRC's work within DOL is known as "internal" activity. Its work with the Federal financial assistance recipients described above, with public entities, and with programs and activities that are conducted by DOL, is known as "external" activity.
CRC's primary external activities include:
CRC's primary internal activities include:
The About CRC page explains CRC's responsibilities and activities in more detail.
Important: CRC has no jurisdiction over, and therefore cannot investigate discrimination complaints against, private employers that are not recipients of Federal financial assistance from DOL or under WIA Title I. Those complaints should be filed with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Information about filing with EEOC is available here. If you would like to file a complaint about discrimination by or in a program or activity operated by an organization that receives Federal financial assistance from DOL or under WIA Title I, the Complaint Information Form that you may use is available here. If you are a DOL employee, or an applicant for a job with DOL, and would like to file a complaint, this page explains what your rights are and how the internal complaint process works.
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