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Jacqueline Chung - Equal Opportunity Manager

Directs and manages the Equal Opportunity Office. Responsible for the development and implementation of a comprehensive equal opportunity program, and administration of the Human Rights Ordinance. Serves as the County's designated ADA/Title VI Coordinator.

Mary Neiberger - Staff Assistant

Provides staff support to the Equal Opportunity Manager.  Responsible for managing the administrative/clerical functions of the Equal Opportunity Office.

Jill Weinsier - Sr. EO Specialist/Investigator

Investigates complaints of discrimination filed under the Human Rights Ordinance or County policy. Monitors compliance with federal/state equal opportunity laws and assists with employee training.

Jacquelyn Hart- Program/Intake Specialist

Responsible for the Intake process (complaints or requests for assistance). Administers the Small Business Enterprise Program and coordinates public education and outreach efforts.

D J Ferguson - Recruitment Coordinator

Responsible for implementing the Equal Employment Opportunity Plan. Conducts special recruitment efforts to expand the qualified applicant pools for County positions.

  




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