The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has settled a case resulting from an employee’s complaints about gender discrimination and retaliation, The Washington Examiner reports.
The settlement ends a two-year ordeal between Angela Martin, a CFPB attorney and whistleblower, and the bureau, according to the article.
Martin, during an April 2, 2014, hearing with the House Financial Services Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee, testified about a culture of retaliation at the bureau. She said her colleagues also experience discrimination and retaliation.
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