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“EEOC’s rescission of its policy against forced arbitration for bias claims is a victory for corporations looking to evade accountability. It weakens the agency’s ability to enforce the nation’s employment civil rights laws, at a time when those laws are more important than ever. Forced arbitration dupes workers into thinking they can’t report to the EEOC when their employer breaks the law. Corporations know that by compelling discrimination complaints into confidential forced arbitration they are shielding themselves from federal oversight of its employment practices. This move makes Congressional action to ban forced arbitration even more urgent.” – American Association for Justice CEO Linda Lipsen on the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) vote to rescind its position on forced arbitration.

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