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The Trump administration is making it harder to track workforce demographics while the EEOC undergoes a shake up under his control.

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The Trump administration is making it harder to track workforce demographics while the EEOC undergoes a shake up under his control.

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Donald TrumpEqual Employment Opportunity Commission

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  1. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is handling discrimination complaints from federal workers, with questions being referred to the Department of Justice, all while undergoing an overhaul under the influence of the Trump administration.Sub-event
  2. Trump-appointed Republican members are driving policy shifts and voting against proposed rule changes at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.Sub-event
  3. EEOC facing internal shake up and policy rollbacks under Trump's executive authority.1 source

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