- 5 - Petitioner's complaint requested, in relevant part, the following relief: (4) Equitable relief to make [plaintiff] whole, including: (a) Back pay and retroactive promotion as justified by the evidence * * *. (b) If plaintiff cannot be reinstated because of the discriminatory work environment, payment for training and education needed to place plaintiff in work consistent with her handicap, at a level to earn comparable wages outside the Postal Service to those she could have earned but for the discrimination. (c) Front pay and benefits until plaintiff obtains comparable employment described in (b) above, or until early retirement age if she cannot return to work because of the residual effects of the discrimination. (d) Recomputation of retirement benefits to reflect the retroactive promotions and pay. (e) Publication of notices to all postal employees as to plaintiff's quality work performance and prevailing on issues of discrimination. (f) Reasonable attorney fees and costs of suit for the administrative and judicial proceedings in these cases. (g) Such other and further relief as the court may award. Petitioner's "First Amended Complaint For Damages And Equitable Relief", filed in January 1988, was identical with respect to the above quoted language and presented no relevant changes. Petitioner and the Postal Service settled petitioner's lawsuit and entered into a written settlement agreement (thePage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Next
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