Abstract
Amid judicial turmoil, the EEOC developed procedural guidelines to best effectuate its interpretation of Title VII policies. The Commission's procedural regulations permit the disclosure of the investigative files of the individual and of individuals with similar charges against the same employer even before a lawsuit has been filed. However, the EEOC has been forced to restrict access to its files in those jurisdictions which follow Sears while maintaining a more liberal disclosure policy in the remaining jurisdictions.
Recommended Citation
Wittenauer, Kenneth L.
(1982)
"Title VII, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Disclosure Policy, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Associated Dry Goods Corp,"
Akron Law Review: Vol. 15:
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