ODHR - Mayor's Anti-Discrimination Campaign
"The wish to govern one's own life is, of course, one of the most fundamental feelings in every human being." - Mary Parker Follet
Purpose
The goal of the Mayor's Office of Diversity and Human Rights is to protect the basic human rights of all Salt Lake City residents by working towards freedom, justice, and peace for every individual in our community.
This campaign aims to further that goal by securing the employment rights of every resident of the city. It seeks to do so by focusing on laws at the city, state and federal levels relating to compensation, workplace safety, employment discrimination, and your right to work.
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Discrimination Hotline
If you believe you are a victim, witness, or any other concerned party to an instance of discrimination, call our anonymous hotline: 801-521-EQUL (3785).
On this website, you can find information on:
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Utah wage laws and how to make wage claims
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The different types of government-issued identification and which ones you might be asked to provide
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Salt Lake City's newly passed sexual orientation discrimination law
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What you need to know about workplace safety and workers' compensation
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All about unemployment claims and how to file them
Learn More
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Want to know more about the campaign?
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Need more resources? See if our partners can help.
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Not sure where to start? See the frequently asked questions.
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Learn more about Utah and national labor trends and laws on our Facts and Statistics page.
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Do you know about government-issued identification?
How to Contact Us
For concerns or questions, contact Yolanda Francisco-Nez, the Mayor's Coordinator for the Office of Diversity and Human Rights.
Phone: (801) 535-7734
Email: odhr@slcgov.com
Related Links
Navigating Your Rights: The Utah Legal Guide for Those 55 and Over
ACLU: Know Your Rights When Encountering Law Enforcement
Utah's Africans learn of their rights in the workplace
Bias complaints filed against Utah firms, managers
Refugees and Asylees Have the Right to Work
E-Verify explanation videos
Employment Laws Assistance for Workers and Small Businesses
Fair Housing: Equal Opportunity for All
Fair Housing Flyer (English)
Fair Housing Flyer (Español)
The Utah Labor Commission
Submit a Complaint
To submit a complaint with the U.S. Department of Justice, click here.
