Interview
The questions you ask during interviews need to be carefully framed. Like the pre-employment assessment, interview questions need to be carefully selected, so as not to be considered discriminatory. You also need to explain the job requirements in such a way that it provides equal opportunity to every applicant. For example, if the job requires the incumbent to be on call 24/7, state that explicitly, instead of queries like, “Do you pick up your kid from school?” In cases of disability and religion, the EEOC specifically states that the employer needs to provide reasonable accommodations for employee or job applicants’ disabilities or employees' religious beliefs, unless these type of accommodations create significant difficulty or adds unaffordable expenses for the employer.