House panel requests data on sexual harassment settlements
WASHINGTON — The House Ethics Committee on Friday requested records detailing taxpayer-financed payments made over the years to settle claims of sexual harassment, discrimination and other prohibited behavior by members of Congress. A separate review shows that the Office of Compliance, which administers the payments, spent nearly $360,000 over the past five years to settle six claims — most for various forms of discrimination but one for sexual harassment in the amount of $84,000. Читать дальше...