This is a follow-up on this message: Article on EEOC corruption:
EEOC Revives Nearly Half of Discrimination Cases Dismissed by Feds - Judicial Watch
I think this sugggests what my original post was about was accurate. Thank you counselors.
So if I am understanding you correct TaxCounsel the way the reprisal laws are interpreted are
even if one's boss retaliates against you (takes material adverse action against you specifically for initiating a discrimination complaint) it is not actionable if the discrimination complaint is...
How about this: This is for Tax Counsel too:
EEOC "Leadership" Says No Need for Code of Judicial Ethics - When The Abuser Goes To Work...
Scrolll down to the 2nd comment at the end from Mary Bullock an actual former judge at the EEOC
I recently had a summary judgement in my case against the agency (federal) at the EEOC. I cant believe how this could happen. I had a good attorney. There were genuine dispute in material facts. At any rate, I wanted to know how often are these decisions overturned when I appeal it to the OFO...