When Is an Employee Entitled to a Right-To-Sue Letter from the EEOC

question 63

Multiple Choice

When is an employee entitled to a right-to-sue letter from the EEOC?

• A)when the EEOC concludes that there has been discrimination
• B)within 180 days from the time the employee filed a complaint
• C)within 180 days from the time the employee filed a complaint provided the EEOC finds that there has been discrimination
• D)only when the EEOC concludes it will not take the case any further
• E)none of the above

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