An EEOC Audit May Be Coming Soon: Are You Prepared?

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Description

Proactively prepare for EEOC investigations and avoid common pitfalls that lead to adverse findings.

Many organizations face significant challenges when responding effectively to EEOC complaint investigations and often lack a comprehensive understanding of their regulatory compliance obligations under EEOC protocols. Insufficient preparation or mismanagement during an EEOC investigation can lead to costly mistakes, increased liability exposure, and reputational harm. This program is designed to help leaders and HR professionals responsible for EEO compliance deepen their understanding of the EEOC’s practices, enforcement priorities, and investigative protocols. The session highlights key considerations when formulating an effective response and provides practical guidance for conducting internal investigations and supporting organizational compliance. This workshop is essential for HR professionals tasked with managing discrimination complaints and responding to EEOC inquiries, equipping them with the tools and knowledge necessary to minimize risk and foster a fair, compliant workplace.

Learning Objectives

– You will be able to describe the EEOC’s investigative process and protocols.
– You will be able to identify and plan for EEOC enforcement priorities.
– You will be able to recognize and navigate common pitfalls when interacting with the EEOC.
– You will be able to apply best practices for responding to EEOC investigations.

 

Presenter: Sandra L. Jean, Law Offices of Arnold J. Lizana III Arnold J. Lizana, III, Esq., Law Offices of Arnold J. Lizana III
Credits*: ASA, CLE, HR Certification Institute, CPE, SHRM
Time of program 65 min, 1 pm ET
Date of program December 8, 2025

Employer Obligations Under Federal Anti-Discrimination Law
• What Anti-Discrimination Law Requires and Prohibits
• The EEOC and Its Enforcement Policies and Procedures
• Recent Developments and Changes in Federal Anti-Discrimination Law

Responding to Discrimination Claims
• Taking Appropriate Preventative Steps to Prevent Discrimination
• Identifying and Investigating Informal Complaints of Discrimination
• Taking Appropriate Remedial Action in Response to Complaints of Discrimination
• Follow-up and Preventing Retaliation

Responding to Formal Charges of Discrimination at the EEOC
• The EEOC’s Complaint and Investigation Procedures
• Conducting Internal Investigations in Response to Formal Charges of Discrimination and Compiling Necessary Information to Respond to Formal Charges
• Preparing Employees for EEOC Investigations and Potential Litigation

EEOC Reporting Requirements
• Identifying All Facets of EEOC’s Reporting Requirements
• Changes to Reporting Requirements Including EEO-1 Component 2 Reports

No Credit Available

Timothy M. Netkovick-Royal, P.C.