Post by Logan on Apr 8, 2017 20:47:20 GMT -6
Kansas City contemplating another half-million-dollar lawsuit settlement
The Kansas City Law Department has recommended that the City Council settle a discrimination lawsuit with a longtime Water Services employee for $557,567.
The council will consider the settlement next week.
It would resolve a case filed in 2015 by Wilbur Dunnell, a chemist and longtime supervisor with the Water Services lab division. Dunnell is known locally as “Dr. H2O” from his educational videos and visits to schools to teach kids about the science of water quality.
His lawsuit said he was discriminated against based on his race. The settlement would avoid a trial, resolve any potential liability and attorneys’ fees, and Dunnell would retire.
Read more here: www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article143199914.html
The Kansas City Law Department has recommended that the City Council settle a discrimination lawsuit with a longtime Water Services employee for $557,567.
The council will consider the settlement next week.
It would resolve a case filed in 2015 by Wilbur Dunnell, a chemist and longtime supervisor with the Water Services lab division. Dunnell is known locally as “Dr. H2O” from his educational videos and visits to schools to teach kids about the science of water quality.
His lawsuit said he was discriminated against based on his race. The settlement would avoid a trial, resolve any potential liability and attorneys’ fees, and Dunnell would retire.
Read more here: www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article143199914.html