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EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY For MANAGERS/SUPERVISORS MANAGERS/SUPERVISORS Prepared by EEO Officer, WSMR, NM

MAINTAINING A DISCRIMINATION-FREE WORKPLACE Communicate clearly a belief in and adherence to the principles of EEO for all employees Communicate clearly a belief in and adherence to the principles of EEO for all employees Take prompt action to prevent harassment based on race, sex, age, national origin, disability or sexual preference Take prompt action to prevent harassment based on race, sex, age, national origin, disability or sexual preference Make an effort to recruit a diverse workforce Make an effort to recruit a diverse workforce Remain aware of EEO responsibilities in the course of assigning and rating work, developing employees, and taking personnel actions Remain aware of EEO responsibilities in the course of assigning and rating work, developing employees, and taking personnel actions Work closely with EEO & HR to resolve disputes promptly and fairly Work closely with EEO & HR to resolve disputes promptly and fairly

MANAGING DIVERSITY Actively seek to develop a diverse workforce Actively seek to develop a diverse workforce Recognize and value the differences that a diverse array of people brings to the accomplishment of the organizational tasks Recognize and value the differences that a diverse array of people brings to the accomplishment of the organizational tasks Promote acceptance, cooperation and positive attitudes toward all members of the workforce Promote acceptance, cooperation and positive attitudes toward all members of the workforce

EEO OBJECTIVES Provide every federal employee, regardless of age, race, sex, color, handicap, national origin or religion the opportunity to advance in his/her career on the basis of merit Provide every federal employee, regardless of age, race, sex, color, handicap, national origin or religion the opportunity to advance in his/her career on the basis of merit Protect federal employees from harassment based on sex, race, age, or other non-merit factors Protect federal employees from harassment based on sex, race, age, or other non-merit factors Secure for the federal service, the fullest accomplishment possible from the talents, energy and hard work of its entire workforce Secure for the federal service, the fullest accomplishment possible from the talents, energy and hard work of its entire workforce

UNLAWFUL DISCRIMINATION Not selecting a male employee to do a job regarded as more suited for a female Not selecting a male employee to do a job regarded as more suited for a female Denying training opportunities to an employee because he/she is nearing retirement Denying training opportunities to an employee because he/she is nearing retirement Promoting an employee of lesser qualification over an applicant of a different race Promoting an employee of lesser qualification over an applicant of a different race Refusing to make practicable schedule adjustments to accommodate the religious practices of an employee Refusing to make practicable schedule adjustments to accommodate the religious practices of an employee Permitting several employees to harass another with demeaning jokes and pranks based on his stuttering Permitting several employees to harass another with demeaning jokes and pranks based on his stuttering Pressuring a subordinate for sexual favors in return for favorable work assignments Pressuring a subordinate for sexual favors in return for favorable work assignments

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY CONCEPTS The opportunity to compete fairly for positions for which employees are qualified The opportunity to compete fairly for positions for which employees are qualified Receive objective ratings based on employees performance Receive objective ratings based on employees performance Not be subjected to personnel decisions based on non-merit factors Not be subjected to personnel decisions based on non-merit factors

OBJECTIVE IS NOT TO PROVIDE special or unfair advantage to any groups or individuals, but rather to ensure that employees are not unfairly disadvantaged based on non- merit factors that are outside their control. IS NOT TO PROVIDE special or unfair advantage to any groups or individuals, but rather to ensure that employees are not unfairly disadvantaged based on non- merit factors that are outside their control.

DIVERSITY MANAGEMENT Reflects a cross-section of the diverse population of the U.S. Reflects a cross-section of the diverse population of the U.S. Respects and values differences in culture, opinion, and ways of thinking Respects and values differences in culture, opinion, and ways of thinking Discourages negative reactions directed toward employees based on differences such as age, sex, race, disability or religion Discourages negative reactions directed toward employees based on differences such as age, sex, race, disability or religion

DISPUTE RESOLUTION Recognizing the legitimacy of the EEO complaint process Recognizing the legitimacy of the EEO complaint process Understanding the complaint and alternative dispute resolution processes and their role in them Understanding the complaint and alternative dispute resolution processes and their role in them Knowing how to help in resolving disputes as fairly and efficiently as possible Knowing how to help in resolving disputes as fairly and efficiently as possible

EEO COMPLAINT PROCESS An employee believes he/she may have been dealt with unfairly, first must discuss the matter with the EEO office An employee believes he/she may have been dealt with unfairly, first must discuss the matter with the EEO office If accepted as an EEO issue, a counselor is assigned If accepted as an EEO issue, a counselor is assigned The counselor gathers facts surrounding the matter; meets with the manager or supervisor involved in order to seek resolution at the lowest level The counselor gathers facts surrounding the matter; meets with the manager or supervisor involved in order to seek resolution at the lowest level If the matter is not resolved, the employee may file a formal complaint. The matter may be mediated or an investigator assigned. If the matter is not resolved, the employee may file a formal complaint. The matter may be mediated or an investigator assigned. If the matter is not resolved, it may be taken to a hearing before an administrative judge If the matter is not resolved, it may be taken to a hearing before an administrative judge

SPECIAL EMPHASIS PROGRAMS Hispanic Employment Program Hispanic Employment Program Black Employment Program Black Employment Program Federal Women’s Employment Program Federal Women’s Employment Program Disabilities Awareness Program Disabilities Awareness Program

BUILDING DIVERSITY Does not just happen Does not just happen Result of consistent efforts by managers who clearly understand and support the agency’s diversity goals Result of consistent efforts by managers who clearly understand and support the agency’s diversity goals Requires more than good intentions Requires more than good intentions

LOOK AND PLAN AHEAD Devote time to assessing your current organization Devote time to assessing your current organization Make a rough forecast of when positions are likely to open up Make a rough forecast of when positions are likely to open up Use alternative methods to attract applicants Use alternative methods to attract applicants Consider job restructuring Consider job restructuring Develop current employees Develop current employees Interview fairly and consistently Interview fairly and consistently

PROHIBITED PERSONNEL PRACTICES Don’t discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, handicapping condition, marital status, or political affiliation. Don’t discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, handicapping condition, marital status, or political affiliation. Don’t solicit or consider any personnel recommendation or statement not based on personal knowledge or records of performance, ability, aptitude, general qualifications, character, loyalty, or suitability Don’t solicit or consider any personnel recommendation or statement not based on personal knowledge or records of performance, ability, aptitude, general qualifications, character, loyalty, or suitability Don’t coerce an employee’s political activity Don’t coerce an employee’s political activity Don’t deceive or obstruct any person with respect to such person’s right to compete for employment Don’t deceive or obstruct any person with respect to such person’s right to compete for employment Don’t influence a person to withdraw from competition for the purpose of improving or injuring the prospects of another person for employment Don’t influence a person to withdraw from competition for the purpose of improving or injuring the prospects of another person for employment Don’t grant any preference or advantage not authorized by law, regulation, or rule to any employee or applicant for the purpose of improving or injuring the prospects of another person for employment Don’t grant any preference or advantage not authorized by law, regulation, or rule to any employee or applicant for the purpose of improving or injuring the prospects of another person for employment Don’t employ or advocate a relative Don’t employ or advocate a relative Don’t retaliate against a whistleblower, whether an employee or an applicant Don’t retaliate against a whistleblower, whether an employee or an applicant Don’t’ retaliate against employees or applicants who exercise their appeal rights, testify, or cooperate with an Inspector General or the Special Counsel, or refuse to break the law Don’t’ retaliate against employees or applicants who exercise their appeal rights, testify, or cooperate with an Inspector General or the Special Counsel, or refuse to break the law Don’t discriminate based on actions not adversely affecting performance Don’t discriminate based on actions not adversely affecting performance Don’t violate any law, rule, or regulation implementing or directly concerning the merit principles Don’t violate any law, rule, or regulation implementing or directly concerning the merit principles Don’t’ violate Veteran’s Preference by taking or failure to take a personnel action Don’t’ violate Veteran’s Preference by taking or failure to take a personnel action

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY IS THE LAW OF THE LAND