Clear, source-based workplace-rights information. Explore official EEOC charge data by state and alleged basis, plus plain-language guides to understanding what employment-agency statistics can—and cannot—tell you.
Explore EEOC charge data by state
Our state data pages organize FY 2022 charge-receipt figures published by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Each page shows the reporting year, links to the original EEOC table, and explains why a charge count is not a finding, settlement, or prediction.
Browse by alleged basis
EEOC tables record the alleged bases listed on a charge. A single charge may list more than one basis, so these figures overlap.
Use public data carefully
A charge filing is an allegation. It is not proof that a violation occurred, a case result, a settlement amount, or a guarantee of any particular outcome. For a current, individual question, consult the EEOC, the appropriate state or local agency, or a qualified professional.
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