In an employment case at the Library of Congress
that seems bizarre, Peter TerVeer has sued the government agency for being
forced to work in a hostile work environment. He says he was discriminated
against after complaining about his boss’s religious harassment, as evidenced
by emails.
Station WJLA (ABC in Washington DC) has a story here. There is a video which right now would not connect and play.
United States Civil Service changed policies, which used
to forbid homosexuals from working for federal government, in 1973, almost
forty years ago. Since then, agencies
have put in anti-discrimination policies.
Even so, the Library has 180 days to respond.
The former “fed globe” site for gay federal
employees doesn’t seem to work. Does
anyone know why?
The Washington Blade also reports that the Obama administration has declined to issue an "ENDA executive order", which would protect federal contractors, at this time, link here.
The Washington Blade also reports that the Obama administration has declined to issue an "ENDA executive order", which would protect federal contractors, at this time, link here.
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