coverage in the Department. The when her supervised harassed her “last straw” occurred throughout the day. Ms. Koerber identified two witnesses by name. (Exhibit 1.) “multiple times” In the application, Ms. Koerber wrote that she had filed a formal complaint in 2002 against Deputy City auditor Mary Antonelli, which was not acted upon. In that complaint, Ms. Koerber alleged that Ms. Antonelli: called me a hooker, having a hooker show, publicly humiliating me about my … dress code, yelling daily at me in front of staff and public, giving me wedgies and adjusting my bra, shirts publicly adjusting my clothing. Singling me out saying, “I to see the whites of me by dropping heavy reports don’t want your eyes.” Scaring next [to] me, harassing me all day long physically and verbally. Banging shoulders as she walked to me. (Exhibit 1.) In the application, Ms. Koerber described other circumstances, events or physical conditions that contributed to her disability as: cold sore, impetigo, PTSD, depression, insomnia, anxiety, focus, can’t can’t concentrate, cry all the time, obsessive talk of traumatic (thoughts, flashbacks), fybromyalgia, migraine headaches, nausea and throwing up, thryroid hypo, diverticulitis, colitis, nervousness, nightmares of work related incident. (Exhibit 1.) Ms. Koerber submitted two Pertaining to a Treating Physician’s Statements Application for Disability Retirement. The Statement (Ting Member’s first Physician’s Statement) was submitted by Ms. primary care physician, David Y. Ting, Physician’s Koerber’s M.D. and dated March 22, 2013. Accidental was checked off as the type of disability claimed. In the Statement, Dr. Ting asserted that Ms. Koerber was unable to perform the essential duties of her position, her incapacity was permanent, and that the natural and proximate cause of the personal injury was sustained in the performance of her duties. (Exhibit 6.)
coverage in the Department. The “last straw” occurred when her supervised harassed her “multiple times” throughout the day. Ms. Koerber identified two witnesses by name. (Exhibit 1.) In the application, Ms. Koerber wrote that she had filed a formal complaint in 2002 against Deputy City auditor Mary Antonelli, which was not acted upon. In that complaint, Ms. Koerber alleged that Ms. Antonelli: … called me a hooker, having a hooker show, publicly humiliating me about my dress code, yelling daily at me in front of staff and public, giving me wedgies and adjusting my bra, shirts publicly adjusting my clothing. Singling me out saying, “I don’t want to see the whites of your eyes.” Scaring me by dropping heavy reports next [to] me, harassing me all day long physically and verbally. Banging shoulders as she walked to me. (Exhibit 1.) In the application, Ms. Koerber described other circumstances, events or physical conditions that contributed to her disability as: cold sore, impetigo, PTSD, depression, insomnia, anxiety, can’t focus, can’t concentrate, cry all the time, obsessive talk of traumatic (thoughts, flashbacks), fybromyalgia, migraine headaches, nausea and throwing up, thryroid hypo, diverticulitis, colitis, nervousness, nightmares of work related incident. (Exhibit 1.) Ms. Koerber submitted two Treating Physician’s Statements Pertaining to a Member’s Application for Disability Retirement. The first Physician’s Statement (Ting Physician’s Statement) was submitted by Ms. Koerber’s primary care physician, David Y. Ting, M.D. and dated March 22, 2013. Accidental was checked off as the type of disability claimed. In the Statement, Dr. Ting asserted that Ms. Koerber was unable to perform the essential duties of her position, her incapacity was permanent, and that the natural and proximate cause of the personal injury was sustained in the performance of her duties. (Exhibit 6.)