The former head of the Philadelphia Parking Authority is looking to pad his six-figure annual pension with a few hundred thousand dollars more – requesting a more than $200,000 payout for unused vacation, sick and other time, according to a Philly.com report.
Vince Fenerty Jr. resigned from his post in late September days after reports of his sexual harassment came to light. Stepping down amid a scandal that included two separate reports from former PPA employees of his unwanted sexual advances, however, did not prevent Fenerty from collecting his annual pension of roughly $158,000.
A spokesman for the PPA did not confirm the dollar amount sought in unused paid-time off, Philly.com said, instead telling the outlet it is still being calculated.
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