What should a Soldier do if they feel uncomfortable speaking to their Chain of Command about an EO issue?

When a Soldier feels uncomfortable addressing an Equal Opportunity (EO) issue with their Chain of Command, it is important that they take appropriate steps to seek help and resolution. Reaching out to an Equal Opportunity Representative or submitting a complaint anonymously ensures that the Soldier can still voice their concerns without fear of retaliation or further discomfort. EO Representatives are specifically trained to handle such matters sensitively and confidentially, providing Soldiers with the support necessary to navigate these situations.

This course of action reinforces the Army's commitment to creating a safe and inclusive environment, where Soldiers are encouraged to report issues without fear of negative repercussions. Utilizing the resources available through the EO program is a proactive way for Soldiers to address their concerns while adhering to the prescribed channels intended to protect their rights and well-being.