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EEOC Proposes Ending 60-Year Requirement for Workforce Demographic Reports

The EEOC has proposed ending a 60-year requirement for private sector employers to submit annual workforce demographic reports, citing concerns over costs and potential for racial stereotyping. Critics argue that this data is crucial for identifying discrimination patterns and ensuring workplace equality. The proposal is currently open for public comment before final approval.

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The EEOC has proposed ending a 60-year requirement for private sector employers to submit annual workforce demographic reports, citing concerns over costs and potential for racial stereotyping. Critics argue that this data is crucial for identifying discrimination patterns and ensuring workplace equality. The proposal is currently open for public comment before final approval.

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US civil rights agency moves to end demographic data collection after 60 years

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EEOC Proposes Ending 60-Year Requirement for Workforce Demographic Reports