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EEOC "Freedom to Compete" award
October 12, 2005 by Ross Runkel at LawMemo
The EEOC seeks to honor "Best Practices that Promote Fair and Open Competition in the Workplace."
An EEOC press release says "every individual deserves the opportunity to compete and advance on a level playing field as far as his/her talent and ability allows without regard to discriminatory barriers." Sounds good to me.
EEOC Chair Cari M. Dominguez says the award "is about showcasing, recognizing, and rewarding a specific practice that produces results; a practice that sets an example and reflects abiding commitment to access and inclusion in the workplace."
Details on the EEOC web site.
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