The number one important thing to know is that the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (known as the “EEOC”) is very strict when it comes to protecting job candidates and employees from discrimination in the workplace. As an employer, it is best to avoid interview questions about age, disability, genetic information, race or ethnicity, gender […]
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