HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-76-1147RESOLUTION NO. 76-ii 7
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANACEft
TO SETTLE THE CLAIM OF MS. SUS BELSCHNER
OE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT BY THE
CITY OF MIAMI,UPON THE BASIS OF SEX,
THROUGH HIS EXECUTION OF A PRE -DETERMINATION
SETTLEMENT STIPULATION IN CHARGE NO. TMM6-2321
RENDING WITH THE U.S. EQUAL EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY COMMMISSION; FURTHER AUTHORIZING
THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCE TO PAY SAID MS. SUS
BELSCHNER, WITHOUT THE ADMISSION OF LIABILITY,
THE SUM OF $1,267.20 IN FULL AND COMPLETE
SETTLEMENT OF HER CLAIM, UPON HER EXECUTION
OF A RELEASE DISCHARGING THE CITY OF MIAMI
PROM ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS, IN ADDITION TO
HER EXECUTION OF THE AFORESAID PRE -DETERMINATION
SETTLEMENT STIPULATION; WITH FUNDS THEREFOR
ALLOCATED FROM BUDGETED FUNDS OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF PARKS AND RECREATION.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
"DOCUMri; ' 4DEX
ITEM NO.
Section 1. The City Manager is hereby authorized
tb settle the claim of Ms. Sus Belschner of discrimination
in employment by the City of Miami, upon the basis of sex,
through his execution of a Pre -Determination Settlement
Stipulation in Charge No. TMM6-2321 pending with the U. S.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
Section 2. The Director of Finance is hereby
authorized to pay
of liability, the
settlement of her
said Ms. Sus Belschner, without the admission
sum of $1,267.20 in full and complete
claim, upon her execution of a release
discharging the City of Miami
in addition to her execution
Settlement Stipulation, with
from all claims and demands,
of the aforesaid Pre -Determination
funds therefor allocated from
budgeted funds of the Department of Parks and Recreation.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 16 day of DFCEMBER , 1976.
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: AP
ROBERT F. CL'RK
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY
VED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
EORGE F.
CITY ATTO
NOX, JR.
EY
Y COMMISSION
MEETING OF
DEC 5 6
QtSOI.0 ION h0 .
RED:
IScFit ROE WAIVER AND WITHDRNWAL
th Consideration of the payment of $i,267a20, roceipt
i h is hereby acknowledged by the undersigned, the CI'
MIAMI, rLORIDA, its successors and assigns, and any and all
fficials or employees of the CITY OF MIAMI are hereby discharged
from, and SUS BELSCHNER hereby waives any and all claims, demands,
damages, actions and causes of action, w':atsoever (including but
not limited to any and all claims, demands, damages, actions and
causes of action under the provisions of the following Civil
Rights enactments: 42 USC, Sections 1981, 1983, 1985, 1986, 2000d
and 2000e; and Article III of Chapter 11A of the Code of Metropoli-
Dade County, Florida), which the said SUS BELSCHNER now
tan
has
of,
for
or may hereafter
or in any manner
employment as a
have, and which have arisen out of, by reason
have grown out of her original application
Park Ranger Trainee and her subsequent termina-
tion from employment as a Laborer I, temporary, with the CITY OF
MIAMI on or about July 29, 1976.
Further, SUS BELSCHNER agrees to withdraw any charges of
discrimination filed against the CITY OF miAmi or any officials
or employees thereof, which relate to the above paragraph, filed
by her or on her behalf with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity
Housing and Employment Director
Commission or the Dade County Fair
`'(or the Dade County Fair Housing and Employment Commission).
DATED this ?, day of u.,cerrb(,r
TATE OF FLORID
COUNTY OF
SWORN TO AND; SUBSCRIBt'D before in this
1976
, 1976
SUS BELSCHNER
R4 puty C_. y Ctc:rk
NOTARY PUBLI I,.. ST TF-OF FLORIDA AT
Ny Commission Prpires;
CE
CITY OF MIAMI. F"LOE7.II:!A.
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to: Rai 0. Cng it
City Clerk
Joseph w. on
Ass't. Affiative Aetih
t `afiliary 24 ► 1977
Copy of Agreement between
the City Manager, SUS $elsirhner
and E.E.O.C.
FILE -
Resolution No. 76-1147
nelosed please find a copy of the Agreement between the
City Manager, Sus 13elschner and the E.E.O.C. as provided
for by Resolution No. 76-1147, as well as a copy of the
receipt of delivery and a copy of the check that was
issued.
The copy of the Agreement contains all necssaryrsignu-
•
tures and should be attached to the appropriate
tion.
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MpLOYMI`Nfi OPPOF%tUNItY COMMISSION
btij3orit Mete Center, Suite 414
500 Biscayne 0otilevntd Way
Miami, Florida 33131
THE MATTER OF.
U.S. EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION:
and
SUS BELSCHNER
CHARGING PARTY
and;
CITY OF MIAFMI, PARKS & RECREATION
RESPONDENT
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PRE -DETERMINATION ,i6SETTLEMENT
CHARGE
ar Es having been filed under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act
9 ortunity
of 1964, as amended, with the U.S. Equal Employment Opp in
ainst the Respondent, there having
Commission, the Charging Party �-.t9
been a preliminary investigation, the parties do resolve and settle
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this matter as follows:
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Charge No, ` M6.2221
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enr 1 Provision
The Respondent agrees that the Commission, nn request of the
Charging Party or on its own motion, may review compliance with
this Agreement. As a part of such review, the Commission may require
Written reports concerning compliance, may inspect the premises,
examine witnesses and examine and copy documents.
2. It is understood that this Agreement does not constitute an
admission by the Respondent of any violation of Title VII of
the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended.
3. The Charging Party hereby waives, releases and covenants not
to sue the Respondent with respect to any matters which were
or might have been alleged as related with Charge Number T1116-2321
filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, subject to
performance by the Respondent of the promises and representations
contained herein. The Commission shall determine whether the Respondent
has complied with the terms of this Agreement.
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Charge No, TIM 6-2321
11 hiring, promotion practices and other terms and conditions
Of employment shall be maintained and conducted in a manner which
does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, religion or
national origin in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of
l964, as amended.
5. The Respondent agrees that all facilities on the premises shall
be available for the use of any employee without regard to race,
color, religion or national origin; that there shall be no discrimination
against any employee on said grounds with respect to the use of facilities,
and that the notice required to be posted by Title VII of the Civil
Rights Act of 1964, as amended, will be posted.
6. The Parties agree that there shall be no discrimination or retaliation
of any kind against any person because of opposition to any practice
declared unlawful under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as
amended; or because of the filing of a charge; giving of testimony or
assistance; or participation in any manner in any investigation, pro-
ceeding or hearing under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as
amended.
'Charge NUMW 21
SECTION 1i
chgtging Party Re.l ief
he Respondent agrees to reinstate the Charging Party into
the bepartment of Parks and Recreation as a Park Ranger
ainee as of October 28. 1976
The Respondent agrees to pay the Cti;trging Party the sum of
one thousand two hundred and sixty seven dollars and twenty
ents ($1,267.20) in full settlement of her charge.
The Respondent agrees not to engage in or allow any of its
employees to engage in any retaliatory conduct against the
Charging Party or any party to or participant witness to any ur
lawful employment practice.
10. The Respondent agrees to restore to the Charging Party seniority
and all fringe benefits that have transpired and which would
,,have been accrued if he had not been sc,ar•ated from his employment.
The Respondent agrees to remove from its records and files any
notations, remarks, or other indications evidencing that the
service performed by the Charging Party prior to termination where
other than or anything leas than satisfactory. The Respondent further
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Change No. filtM6.2321
agrees that, in furnishing oral or written references concerning the
Charging Party as may be requested by same or by prospective future
employers, it will mention only the nature and duration of Charging
Party's employment.
SECTION III
Reporting Provisions
The Respondent agrees to report in writing to the District
Director, Miami District Office, Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission, 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way, Suite 414, Miami, Florida
33131, within thirty (30) days, describing the manner in which the
money consideration was made, which will include photocopies of the
Certified Mail, Return Receipt signed by the Charging Party, as proof
of payment.
13. The Respondent agrees to notify the District Director of any
proposed personnel actions affecting the Charging Party. Such
notice shall be made prior to the contemplated effective date of said
personnel action allowing sufficient time for the Commission to respond.
The life of this Agreement shall not extend beyond a period of
18 months.
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Char;P -o• Tt,M 6-?321
ACTION IV
ave read the foregoing Pre -Determination Sett1eMtAt Agreement
ept and agree to' the provisions Contained herein:
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DATE
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DATE
PPR D AS TS F
SUS BELSCH ER
CHARGING PARTY
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Fax:
CITY OF t•TA'iI.
BY: CI! Y MANAGER'
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DATE
Approved:
On behalf of the Commission:
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DANNY R. VOILES,
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY SPECIALIST
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SUPEERVISOR
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DISTRICT DIRECTOR
MS is to acknowledge receipt of cheek No. 100272
itsued by the City of Miami in the amount of Ohe
Thousand, Two Hundred Sixty Seven dollars and 20/100
($1,267.20) to the order of Sus Belschner, for settle -
tent per agreement between the City Manager, the Equal
Employment. Opportunity Commission (E.E.O.C.) and my-
self, as delivered, by hand, by Joseph W. Jackson,
Assistant Affirmative Action Officer, on this ,Zd
day of January, 1977.
delivered by:
Received ived by
Sus Bel Iner
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EEOC Charge No. T M6-2S21
Isis. Sue 8e1schner filed Charges against the City of Miami, Depart-
went of Parks and RecYeation,Corni-niseilon�mbearingDistrict
No.Of N I6e2321, job
Equal Employment Opportunity lied for a
Claiming that on or about March 23, 19'6►lo e'ntdbapplie of her
as Park Ranger Trainee and was denied employr.en. She claimed that
sex, however she was hired as Laborer
she was terminated July 29, 1976 from employment because of her
filing charges at the EEOC.
The investigation of these charges was
oducte , at tthehrequestiof
the City Manager, by the Affirmative Action
gation revealed that conditions in the personnel selection and
retention procedures for the Park Ranger Program existed that support
Ms. Belschner's claim.
It should be noted that all administrative
departments involved
par-
ticipated in the investigation hereofen informed of the
deficiencies which resulted in the discrimination.
weaknesses an_, the c'.e to be open and avail-
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able Trainee position is ac-;no�'.ledged been re-employedennl
abl Parkto enRaM fle_schner has
1of both SCE:•.-� • � J
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axle to members ofand Recreation as Park Ranger Trainee
the City Department Parks
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on October 28, 1976, and has agred r
to t efiherein al nr roposedrsettlemen
which will be submitted to the EEOC
of.
Parks
The City Manager as well as the Director of hthe.;Diparimertcof parks
herein se ttle...en
and Recreation concur in the,
ed
t • a review of the facts as reported by
by this Department following
Joseph Jackson, Interim Affirmative Action Coordinator.
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