A report from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission shows the agency has ramped up its work on systemic discrimination cases, achieving a significant increase in the number of these matters investigated annually since 2011.
The report released Thursday by the EEOC’s Systemic Task Force forecasts even more agency efforts on these cases, which target discriminatory practices at a company or in an industry that have effects beyond individuals or small groups of plaintiffs.
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