Have the EEOC disclaim its rulemaking pretensions
What the document says“EEOC should disclaim its regulatory pretensions.”
The chapter states the commission has no rulemaking authority under Title VII yet issues guidance and technical assistance that push new policy positions. It asks that the commission act by majority vote of Commissioners rather than by unilateral Chair action or staff delegation, disclaim power to enter consent decrees requiring what it could not require by law, and reorient enforcement toward failure to accommodate disability, religion and pregnancy, but not abortion.
What the document actually says“EEOC should disclaim its regulatory pretensions.”
The EEOC should stop acting as if it can write rules.
The EEOC enforces job discrimination law. The book says it cannot write rules. It says the agency acts as though it can.
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