If the EEOC decides not to pursue an employee's discrimination case itself, it will issue a “Right to sue” letter. Employees then have up to 90 days to file a federal lawsuit. But before you dance a little jig on the 90th day, consider this ...
Think lawsuit won’t materialize? Test theory on calendar
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