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...following is a collective response from the Harvard Employees Organizing Committee to the recent dismissal of Robin Sing. Because she was fired within her three-month probationary period of employment, Ms. Sing was denied access to the normal grievance produces accorded regular salaried employees at Harvard University. Her supervisor at the Loeb Library, Caroline Shillaber, fired Ms. Sing without warning after 11/2 days' absence (one day with permission and 1/2 day for an emergency concerning her child). According to Ms. Sing's sworn affidavit. Shillaber fired her with the explanation that she "foresaw a pattern of absence because...
Harvard is a member of the association and the organization is lobbying partially on the University's behalf. Robin Schmidt, assistant vice president for public affairs, said yesterday...
When Judge Samuel Adams '50 ruled last Monday that Harvard does not have to keep Robin Sing working as a Gund Hall librarian--a position she was formally discharged from February 18--he made his decision on the only basis the law allowed him: that Sing had not been fired because of sex discrimination...
...letter published in The Harvard Crimson February 5th,I made certain suggestions in the public interest. They were based on disclosures made by The Crimson of memoranda of Charles U. Daly, vice president for Government and Community Affairs and Robin Schmidt, assistant vice president for Public Affairs. The memoranda concerned the course of action to be pursued by President Bok to Bridge the gap of maladjustments between the Administration and the faculty...
...Middlesex County Superior Court judge yesterday refused to extend a preliminary injunction against Harvard for sex discrimination in the firing of Robin Sing, a Gund Hall librarian...