January 16, 2013 - Texas Workforce Commission

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1 that out, this report includes both data on cases
2 worked by the Civil Rights Division and data
3 statewide, which would include cases worked by the
4 EEOC and the local commissions in Fort Worth, Austin,
5 and Corpus Christi. The EEOC has attempted and as yet
6 not been able to provide us with all of the data that
7 we need to complete the report.
8 Now, I've been advised by General
9 Counsel that you can approve the report as it's
10 drafted, and when we receive the data, we insert the
11 data and -- and finish the report. Some of the
12 text -- in fact, if you look at the draft at the
13 bottom of Page 3 and at the top of Page 4, we normally
14 describe the data in terms of the -- each of the basis
15 and the issue that represented the largest percentage
16 of the cases and then the remaining bases and issues
17 in -- in rank order. Without having the data, we
18 can't tell you right now which basis represented the
19 largest percentage.
20 As I mentioned, you can approve this
21 report. We can drop in the data when we receive it.
22 You can also tell us that you want to see all of the
23 data before you issue the report, and that would
24 require that we delay this until the April meeting or,
25 in the alternative, schedule a meeting off the regular