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As of October 25, 2020, there are 4812 open recommendations, of which 473 are priority recommendations. Recommendations remain open until they are designated as Closed-implemented or Closed-not implemented.
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Federal Agency: "Equal Employment Opportunity Commission"
GAO-20-564, Sep 30, 2020
Phone: (202) 512-7215
Agency: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Status: Open
Comments: When we confirm what actions the agency has taken in response to this recommendation, we will provide updated information.
GAO-18-365, Jun 25, 2018
Phone: (202) 512-9286
Agency: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Status: Open
Comments: GAO is currently awaiting the agency's response to GAO recommendations..
Agency: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Status: Open
Comments: GAO is currently awaiting the agency's response to GAO recommendations.
GAO-18-69, Nov 16, 2017
Phone: (202) 512-7215
Agency: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Status: Open
Comments: As part of an effort to overhaul its IMS data system, EEOC has begun developing an Employer Master List that will provide a source of employer information, including industry codes, but EEOC told us that it has not yet completed this effort. It anticipates this system will be more fully developed by spring 2020. It is important for EEOC to collect sufficient information through its Employer Master List and use it to analyze charge data by industry.