A divided Equal Employment Opportunity Commission may be in the agency’s future, at least temporarily, as vice chairwoman Jenny Yang steps into the chair seat vacated this week by Jacqueline Berrien.
President Obama named Yang as the new chairwoman on Tuesday. Yang, who would be the agency’s first Asian-American chair, has a term that expires July 1, 2017.
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