Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 2, § 10048 - Retaliation Complaints - Special Considerations
(a) When retaliation is included among the
allegations a complainant makes at intake, and the department has determined
that it will accept the complainant's claims for investigation, all
allegations, including retaliation, shall be combined in one
complaint.
(b) When retaliation is
alleged after a complaint has already been filed with the department, and the
department has determined that it will accept the retaliation claim for
investigation, the department shall file a separate retaliation complaint,
except as follows:
(c) If the
one-year statute of limitations has run and the alleged retaliatory conduct is
the same conduct complained of in the original complaint (e.g., termination of
lease) for which another discriminatory basis was originally alleged (e.g.,
request for reasonable accommodation), the department shall amend the original
complaint instead of taking a separate complaint.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Section 12930(e), Government Code. Reference: Sections 12930(f)(1), 12955.7, 12980(a) and 12980(c), Government Code.
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