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;RAL PROVISIONS other proper payment of other forms oa of pensatlon hared as basic pay. C.D.C. premium wages, in an amount a In reflect r4l11411sa1100 payment 4ulremeate of rule pertaining to cla tlun. Iluroa r. U. S. Portal llervioa4 Com. N.Y.1974, 380 F.Supp. M 110yses In action by Service supervise" -it rna. ployses seeklog declaration that d d Init. ants had violated this title by ref mstru• treat compensation as basic pay a tposee refusing to make contributions to:'' Serv. meat fund, class treatment for to Ktlous pervlsors who had received eQna 'elfore payment and who were recelring 1 F.2d would receive cost of living Increaea, without proper contribution by Servky could civil service retirement fund was loop, it re• prlale, where. In fact, It was proba Join. that vast majority of supervisors n White actually pleased that Service gave tl 1779 Additional compensation without dedl log anything for retirement purpoo omit- Id. Plain. rood. 11. compromise or se4demenl ,osti• Fact that Department of Just" part. compelled by low to furnish legal rep vice) sentatlon to the Service does not bled filed prevent settlement authorization epee .1pri. cally granted to the Service by sect for 2008 of this title. Leonard v. Il. a. Pa I gas al Service, D.C.Iifasa.1973, 300 F.Supp, i In affirmed 480 F.2d sit. A atic N D- It. Dunwree Sovereign immunity barred recovery punitive damages agalaat the Service a therefore. In falroeaa, Man precluded I de• position of punitive damages &gall us. postal employee's union to case In whl sy, both Service and union had breached f re• ties to employee. Ilowen v. U. S. Poo •ut Service, D.C.Va.1979, 470 F.Supp. 1127. or laws b3ection (b) of this section, and e his title or insofar as such laws 1 ,lions of the Postal Service, no Fe Federal contracts, property, wort funds, Including the provisions apply to the exercise of the powe shall apply to the Postal Set iformation), section 562a (re, :Gay (opvh wrcarstnXe), 3102 a its for blind employees and I employees), section 9110 (rei 6 Ch• 4 tions on employment of relatives), section 3333 and chapters 72 (antidiscrimination; right to petition Congress) and 73 (suita- bility, security, and conduct of employees), and section 6620 (withholding city income or employment that no r taxes ion and section e ti n 6632 (dual pay) of title 6, except un- der such chapters or sections shall apply to the Postal Service unless expressly made applicable; (2) all provisions of title 18 dealing with the Postal Service, the mails, and officers or employees of the Government of the United States; (3) section 107 of title 20 (known byathelblind)eppard Act, relating to vending machines operated (4) the following provisions of title 40: (A) sections 268a-268e (relating to condemnation pro- ceedings) ; (B) sections 270a-270e (known as the Miller Act, relat- ing to performance bonds) ; (C) sections 276a-276a-7 (known as the Davis -Bacon Act, relating to prevailing wages) ; (D) section 276c (relating to wage payments of certain contractors); (E) chapter 5 (the Contract Work Hours Standards Act) ; and (F) chapter 16 (the Government Losses in Shipment Act) ; (5) the following provisions of title 41, (A) sections 35-45 (known as the Walsh -Healey Act, re- lating to wages and hours) ; and act of (B) chapter 6 (2e 1-2000d-4 rof fillet 42 (t tie VI, the (6) sections 2000d,000d Civil Rights Act of 1964) ; and (7) section 19 of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (29 U.S.C. 669). (8) The provisions of the Act of August 12, 1968 (42 U.S.C. 41614166). (c) Subsection (b)(1) of this section shall not require the disclo- sure of— pa- (1) the name or address, past or present, of any postal pa- tron: trade se- (2) information of a commercial nature, including crets, whether or not obtained from a person outside the Postal Service, which under good business practice would not be pub- licly disclosed; 47 GENERAL AUTHORITY 39 § 410