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87-SWD-1
In the Matter of
RS. KAREN HENTHORNE,
Complainant
v.
JOHN CARTER, City Administrator,
City of Marysville, Kansas,
Respondent
On June 19, 1987, the above captioned matter was submitted to the office of the Administrative Law Judges on behalf of the Secretary of Labor as authorized by the regulations of the Department under 29 C.F.R. § 24.1 et seq.
The complainant appears by her attorney, Michael W. urphy, of the firm of Galloway, Wiegers and Heeney of arysville, Kansas. The respondent appears by David Anderson, City Attorney, for the City of Marysville, Kansas.
The parties announce to to the judge that they have settled their differences and stipulate to the following order by the Secretary:
1. The City of Marysville shall restore to the complainant all benefits lost as a result of her suspension.
2. All adverse reference to this matter shall be removed from all personnel or other records of the City.
3. In settlement of all claims for lost wages, attorneys fees, compensatory damages, and punitive damages, the City of Marysville shall pay to the complainant and her attorney the sum of ,000.00 in full settlement of all claims for monetary damages as a result of alleged discriminatory acts by any officers, administrators, or other employees of the City of Marysville occurring on or before June 8, 1987, including but not limited to her suspension of February 17, 1987 and the question submitted to her by Dale Stout on or about February 11, 1987.
IT IS THEREFORE THE RECOMMENDED ORDER OF THE OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
JUDGES TO THE SECRETARY OF LABOR that a final order be issued reducing the proceeding and incorporating the terms of the above settlement, in which the complainant by her attorney has participated and to which she consents
Robert J. Feldman
Administrative Law Judge
SUBMITTED BY:
ichael W. Murphy, of the firm of
Galloway, Wiegers & Heeney
1114 Broadway, Box 468
arysville, Kansas 66508
Attorney for Complainant
APPROVED BY:
David Anderson
arysville City Attorney