EEO Counseling Intake Form

EEO Counseling Intake Form is a 3-page legal document that was released by the U.S. Department of the Treasury - United States Mint on November 1, 2003 and used nation-wide.

FAQ

Q: What is an EEO Counseling Intake Form?
A: An EEO Counseling Intake Form is a document used to initiate the process of filing a complaint for an alleged violation of Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) laws.

Q: Who uses an EEO Counseling Intake Form?
A: An EEO Counseling Intake Form is used by individuals who believe they have faced discrimination or other types of unfair treatment in the workplace.

Q: What is the purpose of an EEO Counseling Intake Form?
A: The purpose of an EEO Counseling Intake Form is to gather information about the alleged incident and the individual's intent to file a complaint, which will then be used to initiate the EEO complaint process.

Q: What information is typically collected in an EEO Counseling Intake Form?
A: An EEO Counseling Intake Form typically collects information such as the individual's contact details, a description of the alleged incident, dates and times, names of individuals involved, and any supporting documentation or witnesses.

Q: How does someone file an EEO complaint using an EEO Counseling Intake Form?
A: To file an EEO complaint using an EEO Counseling Intake Form, the completed form is submitted to the appropriate EEO office within the designated timeframe specified by the agency's policies and procedures.