Barbara Loe v. Margaret M. Heckler, Secretary of Health and Human Services

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• explaining that the administrative charge requirement should not be construed to place a heavy technical burden on “individuals untrained in negotiating procedural labyrinths”
• noting that “judges slight the legislature’s central command if they fail to recall that Title VII was devised as a measure that would be kept accessible to individuals untrained in negotiating procedural labyrinths”
• exhaustion requirements “ensure[] that the agency ha[s] notice of [the complainant’s] grievance, and a fair opportunity to provide full redress or to áttempt an informal accommodation”
• “Congress ordered first resort to agency processes before Title VII complainants repair to court.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).