A. INTAKE
Intake is that process by which the agency receives complaints and obtains information from a prospective charging party sufficient to allow the complaint to satisfy all legal and procedural requirements.
The following charts are a summary
of the complaints filed in FY 1984.
Year | Number of Complaints Filed | Percentage Change |
1983 | 1,828 | |
1984 | 1,118 | -39% |
As Chart I indicates, during FY
1984 complaint filings decreased 39% compared to FY 1983.
Year | Total | Employment | Public Accom. | Housing | Credit | Combination |
1983 | (1828) 100% | 1,694 (92.6%) | 81 (4%) | 49 (3%) | 4 (.4%) | - |
1984 | (1118) 100% | 986 (88%) | 73 (7%) | 48 (4%) | 8 (.7%) | 3 (.3%) |
Chart 2 illustrates that
most complaints received during FY 1984 alleged discrimination in employment.
Year | Total | Sex | Race | Age | Disability | National Origin | *All Others |
1984 | 100% 1118 | 23% 251 | 20% 225 | 15% 168 | 14% 159 | 3% 36 | 25% 279 |
Chart 3 shows that most persons
alleged sex (23%), race (20%), or age (15%) discrimination. This shows a
marked difference from FY 1983: age (50%), sex (13%) and race (12%). Disability
also showed an increase over last year from 6% in FY 1983 to 14% in FY 1984.