EEOC Asks Public for Advice on How It Should Return to Office

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is seeking public input on how it should reopen its offices and resume in-person interactions with workers and employers.

The workplace civil rights agency wants to know how to “effectively serve members of the public while ensuring that they and our staff remain safe,” while encouraging participation, according to a Thursday agency statement.

The EEOC has been a leading authority for interpreting complex workplace legal questions for employees and employers during the pandemic. It has more than 50 field offices across the U.S. where workers can file their allegations of discrimination, also known as ...