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Sample Equal Employment Opportunity Policy

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Format: Specifications/Procedures
Contributed by: Miriam Ziemelis
Ensuring that equal employment opportunity is a reality at your company is not the responsibility of one person or one department alone. The company's senior leadership team and senior management staff are also responsible for making the program work and are held accountable for implementing EEO policy in their operating areas or departments. Use these tips to make sure your EEO policy is met.

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