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Discrimination

Employment discrimination based on race, color, ancestry, national origin, religious creed, sex, age, marital status, mental and physical disability, medical condition, and sexual orientation is prohibited by law. Each state department has an obligation to actively prevent discrimination, and to take swift and effective action to eliminate it when it is discovered. This includes having non-discrimination policies and procedures in place, and informing employees about them so that they may file a discrimination complaint if appropriate.

State employees may file discrimination complaints with any one or all of the following agencies:

Legal Requirements

  • SPB Rules

    You may access current SPB Rules via the Office of Administrative Law website under the California Code of Regulations, "Title 2. Administration", "Division 1. Administrative Personnel", "Chapter 1. State Personnel Board". Browse the link for the following rules:

    • Sec. 54. Discrimination Complaint Process
    • Sec. 54.2. Discrimination Complaint Standards for Appointing Powers
    • Sec. 547. Discrimination Prohibition and Sec. 547.1 Procedure for Resolving Discrimination Complaints

Department EEO Officers

Each state department has an equal employment opportunity officer that can assist its department's employees with civil rights issues, including discrimination complaints and reasonable accommodation. To locate the name, address, telephone number, and e-mail address of an EEO Officer, click on the contact list below.

EEO Policy Memoranda

Laws Affecting Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action

 

 
 
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