Who Can File a Complaint

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·         Any employee or applicant who believes he/she has been the victim discrimination has a right to file a complaint of discrimination.

·         Persons in authority (e.g., commanders, directors, supervisors, etc.) who have knowledge of a discrimination incident, should ensure that the appropriate actions are taken to immediately address the situation and prevent further occurrences. The failure of a person in authority to take the appropriate steps to address a discrimination incident may result in disciplinary action.

 

Note: Attempts should be made to address the circumstances at the lowest level possible with the intent to immediately correct the situation and prevent further occurrences.

 

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