25Aug
How To Complete EEO-1 Report With Non-Binary Employees
The EEOC recently released guidance to assist those employers filling out their EEO-1 reports who have non-binary employees – those who choose not to identify as male or female – in their workforces. This question has become more pressing given the...
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Fisher Phillips
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