By Susan Tribby, associate vice president of risk management, AlphaStaff
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) recently reported receiving 93,277 workplace discrimination charges in the 2009 fiscal year, marking the second highest level ever. Race, retaliation and sex-based discrimination made up the majority of the charges, with complainants receiving more than $376 million.
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