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Guide to Filing an EEOC Appeal: Key Steps, Deadlines, and Using the EEOC Public Portal
For federal sector employees, if you’ve received a decision from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) that you disagree...
Kevin Crayon II
Nov 12, 20243 min read


From Discrimination to Compensation: Your Guide to Federal Sector EEOC Damages and Remedies
Updated April 2026. Start Here: Watch the Intro Video Before diving into the guide below, take 2 minutes to watch this short video. It explains how to use the information and tools in this article to place a well-supported value on your EEOC case — especially the pain and suffering component. If you’re preparing a damages worksheet, settlement offer, or just trying to understand what your case may be worth, this video will help you approach the process with clarity and confid
Kevin Crayon II
Sep 1, 20247 min read


Proving Discriminatory Non-Selection: How to Build Your Case
In today’s competitive job market, being passed over for a promotion or a new position can be disheartening, especially if you believe...
Kevin Crayon II
Aug 18, 20243 min read


Reasonable Accommodations in the Workplace for Disabled Employees
Avoiding Common Mistakes in Workplace Accommodation Requests Employees with medical conditions or disabilities have rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA") and the Rehabilitation Act (for federal employees), including the right to request reasonable accommodations. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ("EEOC") has well-consolidated extensive guidance and current resources that you should review , covering a range of topics, including artificial intell
Kevin Crayon II
Jun 17, 20248 min read
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