UPS Settles With Maryland Woman in Pregnancy Discrimination Case - NBC Washington
A Maryland woman who said she was treated unfairly by her employer, United Parcel Service or UPS, because she was pregnant has reached a settlement with the company after the case went all the way to the Supreme Court.
An attorney for the woman, Peggy Young, announced the resolution Thursday but didn't specify the terms.
UPS also said in a statement that the parties had reached an agreement -- and said a new UPS pregnancy accommodation policy implemented in January had helped the two sides settle.
A Maryland woman who said she was treated unfairly by her employer, United Parcel Service or UPS, because she was pregnant has reached a settlement with the company after the case went all the way to the Supreme Court.
An attorney for the woman, Peggy Young, announced the resolution Thursday but didn't specify the terms.
UPS also said in a statement that the parties had reached an agreement -- and said a new UPS pregnancy accommodation policy implemented in January had helped the two sides settle.
