Photo by: Alex Brandon Rep. Raul Grijalva, Arizona Democrat, told The Washington Times that the pay to a former female staffer was a severance package and that the agreement was reached without a complaint lodged with the Office of Compliance, which handles workplace grievances by congressional employees.
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