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- Available resourceAtlas Rights NavigatorA guided way to identify general workplace-rights starting points without entering a narrative.The Rights Navigator starts with plain-language workplace events and uses only finite choices to identify general public resources. It does not evaluate a case, store selections, call a model, calculate a deadline, or replace advice from an attorney.Open resource
- Available resourceAsk AtlasA source-linked library for common federal and Illinois employment-law questions.Ask Atlas searches a library of general answers linked to government sources and stores no visitor question history.Open resource
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- Available resourceEEOC Resource CenterA consolidated guide to the federal employment-discrimination charge process.The EEOC Resource Center brings filing steps, offices, forms, questions, charge requirements, deadlines, and fictionalized examples into one source-linked public library.Open resource
- Available resourceProtect Your EvidenceA careful checklist for preserving workplace records you are lawfully allowed to keep.The checklist explains how to organize a timeline and preserve your own employment records without taking privileged, trade-secret, medical, customer, or other restricted material.Open resource
- Experimental worksheetAtlas Charge BuilderA fixed-choice orientation tool for identifying general EEOC topics without entering private facts.Atlas Charge Builder uses a fixed set of rules. It accepts no identity, employer, contact, date, document, or free-text narrative; it does not draft, file, store, score, calculate a deadline, or create an attorney-client relationship.Open resource
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