Former Utah lawmaker who left LDS Church alleges workplace discrimination

A state investigation found ‘reasonable cause’ to believe Gunnison Valley Police board members discussed Carl Wimmer’s work as an evangelical pastor and their preference to promote ‘local boys.’

( Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune ) Then a candidate in the 4th Congressional District, Carl Wimmer speaks at the Utah Republican Party nominating convention on April 21, 2012, in Sandy. Now, a state investigation has found “reasonable cause” that the Gunnison Valley Police board denied him a promotion after discussing his retirement eligibility and religion.

Former Utah lawmaker who left LDS Church alleges workplace discrimination

A state investigation found ‘reasonable cause’ to believe Gunnison Valley Police board members discussed Carl Wimmer’s work as an evangelical pastor and their preference to promote ‘local boys.’

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