Description
Coordinate and manage the equal opportunity appeals process, ensuring timely, impartial reviews of employment and contracting actions in compliance with civil rights laws and organizational policies.
- • Manage intake, triage, and acknowledgment of appeal filings.
- • Review appeal submissions to verify jurisdiction, timeliness, and standing.
- • Interpret civil rights laws, policies, and procedures for appellants, respondents, and decision-makers.
- • Compile and maintain complete case files, evidence, and correspondence.
- • Coordinate investigations and assemble records for appellate review.
- • Schedule hearings, conferences, or mediations and issue notices.
- • Communicate deadlines and procedural requirements to all parties.
- • Track milestones to ensure statutory and policy timelines are met.
- • Draft case summaries, issues statements, and recommendations for next steps.
- • Analyze decisions and records to identify procedural or substantive error.
- • Facilitate informal resolution or settlement discussions when appropriate.
- • Prepare draft appeal determinations, decision letters, or remand directives for signature.
- • Generate reports on appeal volume, timelines, outcomes, and trends.
- • Monitor implementation of corrective or remedial actions from appeal outcomes.
- • Provide training and technical assistance on appeal procedures to managers and staff.
- • Ensure confidentiality, records retention, and data security compliance.
- • Identify patterns suggesting systemic discrimination and escalate for review.
- • Recommend updates to complaint and appeal policies to improve fairness and efficiency.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
