⚠️ 45-Day Deadline: Federal employees must contact an EEO counselor within 45 calendar days of discrimination. Missing this deadline can permanently bar your claim.

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    I spent years inside the federal EEO system—running one of the most efficient EEO offices in the federal government. Now I use that insider knowledge to fight for federal employees, not against them.

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    Federal EEO Deadlines

    Contact EEO Counselor45 Days
    File Formal Complaint15 Days
    Request EEOC Hearing30 Days
    Appeal to EEOC/Court30-90 Days

    ⚠️ These deadlines are strictly enforced.

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    The clock starts on the date of the discriminatory act—not when you decide to file.

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    Federal Anti-Discrimination Protections

    Federal employees have broader protections than private sector workers.

    Protected Bases:

    Race & ColorSex & Gender IdentitySexual OrientationReligionNational OriginAge (40+)DisabilityGenetic InformationPregnancyParental StatusPrior EEO ActivityWhistleblower Activity

    Types of Discrimination:

    Disparate TreatmentHostile Work EnvironmentRetaliationAccommodation DenialSexual HarassmentEqual Pay Violations

    Common Agency Actions I Challenge:

    Non-Selection for Position

    Passed over despite qualifications

    Denial of Promotion

    Qualified but denied without reason

    Unequal Terms & Conditions

    Different treatment or opportunities

    Hostile Work Environment

    Severe harassment based on protected status

    Disciplinary Actions

    Suspensions, demotions as pretext

    Performance Appraisals

    Unfair ratings to justify adverse actions

    Denial of Training

    Excluded from development opportunities

    Forced Reassignment

    Moved to undesirable position as punishment

    Failure to Accommodate

    Refused disability or religious accommodations

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    Remember: 45-day deadline. Don't wait until it's too late.

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