VICTORIA L. HAMER, Complainant,

VS.

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE, INC., Respondent.

THIS MATTER, a complaint filed by Victoria L. Hammer (Complainant) with the Iowa Civil Rights Commission (Commission) charging United Parcel Service, Inc. (Respondent or UPS) with discrimination in employment on the basis of sex came on for hearing in Ottumwa, Iowa on January 12, 1988, continuing on January 13, 14, February 2, 3 and in Des Moines on March 8, 1988, before IONE G. SHADDUCK serving as Hearing Officer. Complainant was represented by Rick Autry, Assistant Attorney General and H. Edwin Detlie, private attorney. Respondent was represented by Albert L. Harvey and Rebecca Boyd Parrot, Attorneys at Law.

On January 8, 1988, Respondent filed a motion for summary judgment and memorandum of law in support of that motion. Complainant has subsequently withdrawn any claim of discrimination on the basis of physical disability, therefore, the issue presented in the motion is moot and requires no ruling.

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ISSUE TO BE CONSIDERED:

WAS VICTORIA HAMER TERMINATED FROM HER EMPLOYMENT WITH UPS BECAUSE SHE IS FEMALE?


SUB-ISSUES:

1. Was Hamer not considered for the Washer/Porter Job because she is female?

After having reviewed the record and briefs of counsel, the Hearing Officer makes the following findings of fact, rulings, conclusions of law, recommended decision and order.

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