Texas community resource
Employment Complaint Mediation Program
Texas Workforce Commission Civil Rights Division
Free, confidential mediation intended to help parties voluntarily resolve an employment discrimination complaint.
How to get help
Begin through the Civil Rights Division employment complaint process. The program includes a pre-mediation phase followed by a mediation meeting, which the official page describes as lasting about four hours.
Who this service helps
Parties to an employment discrimination complaint when both sides participate in the mediation process.
Where this service is available
Service area: Statewide Texas mediation option for employment complaints, including matters from the Central Texas counties.
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Location and contact
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Source: Public-source listing
Cost / fees
Free; no lawyer is required to participate.
About this service
A neutral mediator guides the parties through preparation and a mediation meeting. If the parties agree, they sign a settlement and the case closes; if mediation does not resolve the matter, the Civil Rights Division continues with its investigation.
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