How Do I Appeal A Dfeh Decision: Your Step-By-Step Guide

What types of complaints are most frequently submitted to the CRD (Civil Rights Division)? The CRD primarily deals with a range of concerns, with two of the most common being employment discrimination and employee harassment. Employment discrimination complaints typically involve situations where individuals believe they have been unfairly treated or denied opportunities based on factors like race, gender, age, or disability. On the other hand, employee harassment complaints often revolve around allegations of mistreatment, bullying, or inappropriate conduct in the workplace. These two categories of complaints constitute a significant portion of the issues brought to the attention of the CRD, reflecting the division’s commitment to addressing civil rights violations in employment settings.

How are the majority of fair housing complaints in California, which are raised through HUD (the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development), typically resolved?

During the investigative process, HUD actively works towards facilitating a resolution between the parties involved in the complaint. This resolution often takes the form of a voluntary agreement, where both parties agree to terms aimed at addressing the fair housing issue. It’s important to note that these agreements are not mandatory, and neither party is obligated to accept any proposed offers. Instead, they have the option to reach a mutual understanding and resolve the complaint through cooperation. This voluntary approach ensures that all parties involved have a say in the resolution process.

If you’re looking to file a complaint with your local HUD (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development) office, there are two convenient options available to you. First, you can easily submit a complaint by using our online form. To ensure smooth access to this form, we recommend disabling any pop-up blockers in your web browser. Alternatively, you can reach out to us via phone by calling our toll-free number at 1 (800) 669-9777. Whether you prefer the convenience of an online submission or a direct phone call, we’re here to assist you in addressing your concerns with HUD.