Tex. Labor Code § 301.157
This is the official text of Tex. Labor Code § 301.157, part of Texas’s Labor Code — governs wages, workplace safety, and workers' compensation.
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§ 301.157. ANALYSIS OF STATE AGENCY DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINTS; REPORT.
Official statutory text
(a) Each state fiscal year, the division shall collect and analyze information regarding employment discrimination complaints, other than complaints determined to be without merit, filed with the division against a state agency. The information must include:
(1) an analysis of the complaints, both by number and by type; and
(2) key findings or trends the division identifies during the division's review of state agency personnel policies and procedures under Section 21.453.
(b) The commission shall include the results of the division's analysis under this section in the commission's annual report to the governor and the legislature. The division shall exclude from the report any identifying information of a complainant or a state agency complaint as necessary to maintain confidentiality required by the commission's contract with the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission or by other law.
(1) an analysis of the complaints, both by number and by type; and
(2) key findings or trends the division identifies during the division's review of state agency personnel policies and procedures under Section 21.453.
(b) The commission shall include the results of the division's analysis under this section in the commission's annual report to the governor and the legislature. The division shall exclude from the report any identifying information of a complainant or a state agency complaint as necessary to maintain confidentiality required by the commission's contract with the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission or by other law.
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