20, 2000 Plaintiff Gloria Windle (hereinafter Plaintiff), filed a complaint against Defendant John Morrell & Co., a Delaware corporation doing business in Iowa (hereinafter Defendant) with the Iowa Civil Rights Commission and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (hereinafter EEOC). Plaintiff was issued a Notice of Right to Sue by Iowa Civil Rights Commission and EEOC. Plaintiff’s complaint in this matter was filed on or about June 27, 2001 with the Court within ninety (90) days from the receipt of the Notice of the Right to Sue.

The Plaintiff’s bid job is that of “pulling bellies”, where she would line the hog bellies up on the conveyor belt so that they can properly go through the skinner. (Windle Depo. 39.) From 1995, through approximately May 2002, Corey Smith was the supervisor of the derind line and was the Plaintiff’s supervisor. (Smith Aff. 2.) John Huffstetler, an active member of the Union and has served as a union steward, became the utility butcher or “yellow hat” on the derind line in approximately 1998. (Smith

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