From: T-----@aol.com
Subject: EEOC Charge:
Date: Wed, 19 May 2004 22:24:23-0400
In January I filed a charge against the company I have worked for since
September 12, 2002. My charge was dismissed without an investigation, due to bias and complicity with the respondent, I believe. I have recently asked that a charge of harassment be transfered to the Hawaii Civil Rights Commission, to be handled, instead of the EEOC. When I told theinvestigator of my situation, he,
Ray Griffith said that under the rules of terms and conditions, if others were having sexual contact on the job,I could also. He, Ray Griffith also told me "nobody likes a whistle blower" and referred to me as an "outcast". Where do I go to file a complaint and have my rights protected, when government agencies do not.
From : Davis, Ivy L.
Sent : Wednesday, May 9, 2007 2:15 AM
To : "Vernon Balmer"
CC : "referrals"
Subject : RE: A Conspiracy To Deny Rights In Hawaii - Seeking Representation
Dear Mr. Balmer,
Your email has been referred to our agency's civil rights complaint
hotline email referral. If you wish, you may contact the hotline at
1-800-552-6843.
Sent : Wednesday, May 30, 2007 2:44 AM
To : "Vernon Balmer"
Subject : RE: RE: A Conspiracy To Deny Rights In Hawaii - Seeking Representation
Sender: "Brooks, Teresa"
Mr. Balmer, I spoke with you on yesterday and unfortunately, I was unable to pin point your request at that time. However, I did speak to the person who you originally had correspondence with and she forwarded your information. You will be receiving the status of that complaint within a timely fashion.
Thankwww you.
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