http://www.pr-inside.com/more-women-report-kbr-halliburton-harassment-r356764.htmMore women report KBR/Halliburton harassment, assaults in Iraq
WASHINGTON (AP) - A woman who claims she was raped by a fellow employee while working for a U.S. contractor in Iraq says in congressional testimony that her fate was far from unique.
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Jones submitted a copy of an affidavit from KBR human resources supervisor Letty Surman to the committee, in which she said she was aware of the work environment.
«During my time as an HR supervisor, I was aware that a lot of sexual harassment went on. It was our major complaint. ... I am aware that Halliburton has a policy of sweeping problems under the rug,» Surman said in the affidavit.
KBR said it was not invited to testify. Asked for comment Wednesday, the company reiterated a statement it has made since Jones' allegations became public last week: «The safety and security of all employees remains KBR's top priority. Our commitment in this regard is unwavering.
KBR split in April from Halliburton, formerly headed by Vice President Dick Cheney.
Poe and Jones said they have been unable to discover whether her assault was investigated or anyone held accountable. Jones said photos, doctors' notes and physical evidence were taken when she went to the Army hospital the day after the rape.