The Reasonable Accommodation Tracking System (RATS) is an electronic system for processing reasonable accommodation requests. RATS allows the Reasonable Accommodation Resource Center to organize data to determine trends, fulfill the DLMS recordkeeping requirements, maintain a centralized repository of information, track when future action is needed (such as purchasing software upgrades), and allows for quick reference on the status and resolution of a request.

DOL's internal computerized system used by Civil Rights Center management and employees to record and track EEO complaints and compliance reviews.

A computerized system used by Civil Rights Center management and employees to record and track Equal Opportunity (EO) complaints alleging discrimination in programs and activities that receive DOL Federal financial assistance or alleging discrimination by public entities that operate programs related to labor and the work force.

DOL’s internal EEO Complaint Tracking System; only DOL employees with EEO responsibility (Civil Rights Center staff and Workplace Equality Compliance Officers and their staff) have access to the system. Tracks the EEO complaints filed by employees of the department or individuals that have submitted applications for employment with the DOL.

Individual employee files created, received, and maintained by EEO reasonable accommodation, diversity/disability programs, employee relations coordinators, supervisors, administrators, or Human Resource specialists containing records of requests for reasonable accommodation and/or assistive technology devices and services that have been requested for or by an employee. Includes: rn- request, approvals and denialsrn- notice of procedures for informal dispute resolution or appeal processesrn- forms, correspondence, records of oral conversationsrn- policy guidance documentsrn- medical recordsrn- supporting notes and documentation

경기주택도시공사 이음센터의 민원게시판 정보로써 게시판명, 카테고리명, 제목, 질문, 공개여부, 조회수 등의 정보를 포함하고 있습니다.

"This dataset contains information on claims of potential violations of the Uniformed Services Employment Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA) and Veterans Preference (VP). The VETS’ Case Management System (VCMS) allows USERRA claimants to submit claims to VETS involving potential USERRA and Veterans Preference violations. Claimants may also monitor the status of their claim, request withdrawal and referral actions, and upload evidence and other documents directly to their assigned investigator through the VCMS. VETS’ investigators use the VCMS as the case file of record to conduct investigations based on the claims submitted by claimants. The VCMS maintains secure copies of all investigative files, and case elements, and produces data regarding investigations for formal reporting requirements. This system contains 100 relational tables. DOL-VETS produce annual and quarterly Reports to Congress on USERRA. The source data for those reports are run using SQL, and we keep the data pulls in a secure SharePoint site for audit purposes. Those ""official"" data pulls are done quarterly on the 1st of the month after the end of the quarter." The VCMS was put into production on April 1, 2020 and fully replaced all paper and other electronic USERRA case management systems and processes for newly filed claims. The VCMS is entirely electronic, and incorporates all aspects of the investigative and referral processes, making case investigations more efficient and fungible. The VCMS will continue to be updated and improved to create greater efficiency and effectiveness during the upcoming five years (starting in FY 2020).

국민권익위원회는 2008년부터 매년 고충민원의 접수 및 처리 현황을 통계자료로 제공하고 있습니다. 고충민원은 행정기관 등의 위법·부당하거나 소극적인 처분 및 불합리한 행정제도로 인해 국민의 권리를 침해하거나 불편을 초래하는 사항에 대한 민원을 말합니다. 이 자료는 연도별로 접수된 고충민원 건수와 처리 건수를 포함하고 있으며, 국민의 권익 보호와 행정의 투명성 확보를 위한 기초자료로 활용됩니다. 또한, 행정기관의 민원 처리 능력을 평가하고 개선하는 데 중요한 지표로 사용됩니다.