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After a charge is filed what does the Regional Office look for when it reviews the charge?

April 26, 2017charge filed look Office Regional Reviews

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After a charge is filed what does the Regional Office look for when it reviews the charge?

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The Region reviews each charge for sufficiency. The charge will be deemed deficient and returned to the person who filed it if any of the following are present: (1) There is no signature; (2) the charging party or charged party is not identified; (3) there is not at least some basis for the charge stated; or (4) the matters in each block of the charge are not addressed in some way.If the review does not uncover any deficiencies, the charge is docketed and is given a number.