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No FEAR Act
On May 15, 2002, President George W. Bush signed into law
the No FEAR (Notification and Federal Employee Antidiscrimination and Retaliation) Act, which increased federal agency accountability
for acts of discrimination or reprisal taken against employees.
One of the requirements of the No FEAR Act is
that federal agencies post on their public websites summary statistical data
relating to Equal Employment Opportunity complaints filed against the respective
agencies.
The United States Coast Guard’s No FEAR Act
data is updated on a quarterly basis.
When reviewing the complaint data, it should
be noted that the Department of the Treasury conducted the United States Coast Guard’s complaints process prior to FY 2004.
The format of data has changed to follow U.S.
Equal Employment Opportunity’s format for FY 06 and FY 07.
U.S. Coast Guard’s data is also included in
Department of Homeland Security aggregate No FEAR Act data at
www.dhs.gov.
For more detailed information on the No Fear Act, please
read the Department of Homeland Security No Fear Act Notice (TXT)(PDF)
Current No FEAR data (PDF)(EXCEL)
Historical No FEAR Act data (PDF)(EXCEL)