Resources:

Executive Order 11478 Executive Order 13087

These off-site links are not maintained by DoDEA.

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Information About Other Avenues of Redress for Sexual Orientation Discrimination U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) booklet - Addressing Sexual Orientation in Federal Civilian Employment: A Guide to Employee's Rights (link to OPM web site)
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Fact Sheet Facts About Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation, Status as a Parent, Marital Status and Political Affiliation - (link to EEOC web site)
Office of Special Counsel (OSC) booklet Your Rights as a Federal Employee Enforced by the Office of Special Counsel - pdf, web page (links to OSC web site)

Related Links:

Office of Personnel Management Merit Systems Protection Board Office of Special Counsel

Sexual Orientation Discrimination Complaints

Sexual orientation discrimination complaints may not be processed under the complaint procedures established by the Equal Employment Opportunity Regulation (29 C.F.R. 1614), "Federal Sector Equal Employment Opportunity." However, DODEA employees and applicants may use the applicable administrative or negotiated grievance procedures to address issues of sexual orientation discrimination.

For more information, see the OPM booklet, Addressing Sexual Orientation in Federal Civilian Employment: A Guide to Employee's Rights, OPM web page.

To file claims of sexual orientation contact your local Human Resources office.

Resources

• Executive Order 11478
• Executive Order 13087

Information About Other Avenues of Redress
for Sexual Orientation Discrimination

These off-site links are not maintained by DoDEA.

• U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) booklet - Addressing Sexual Orientation in Federal Civilian Employment: A Guide to Employee's Rights
• Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Fact Sheet - Facts About Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation, Status as a Parent, Marital Status and Political Affiliation
• Office of Special Counsel (OSC) booklet - Your Rights as a Federal Employee Enforced by the Office of Special Counsel - pdf, web page (links to OSC web site) - old links