Establishment of Field Cooperation Procedures Sample Clauses

Establishment of Field Cooperation Procedures. (i) At least once a year, EEOC’s Director of the Office of Field Programs will have the EEOC Office of General Counsel and the Chief of ELS or their respective designees discuss with the EEOC District Directors enforcement priorities and the status of cooperation and coordination between CRT and EEOC’s field offices, procedures for enhancing coordination between CRT and EEOC field offices, and any other topic that enhances the agencies’ mutual enforcement interests. (ii) EEOC’s District Directors and ELS will establish procedures for consultation and cooperation with ELS staff regarding individual charges against state and local governmental employers prior to a failure of conciliation and referral of a particular charge to CRT. Under these procedures, ELS staff will work through the District Director or their designee prior to communicating with individual EEOC investigators, unless otherwise agreed to by the District Director (or designee). Additionally, ELS recognizes that EEOC’s efforts under this initiative may be limited by the agency’s own priorities and resources. To enhance cooperation and improve enforcement efforts, the procedures developed may include, but not be limited to: • ELS attorneys consulting periodically with EEOC staff assigned to the charge; • ELS attorneys reviewing information or documents obtained or created by EEOC in the course of its investigation; • ELS attorneys identifying any relevant legal issues and conducting appropriate research; • ELS attorneys providing input to EEOC staff regarding investigative plans, including testimony and documents to be sought; • ELS attorneys consulting with EEOC regarding issuance of subpoenas, including the testimony and documents to be sought; • ELS participation in witness interviews conducted by EEOC when such participation may eliminate the need to re-interview a witness in any later supplemental investigation by ELS in the event that the charge is referred to CRT following a cause determination and failure of conciliation.
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