One of the principal organizers of the #AppleToo motion is reportedly set to depart the corporate on Friday after reaching a settlement with the iPhone-maker over a National Labor Relations Board criticism she filed in September.

During her time as a safety engineer on the firm, Cher Scarlett grew to become one among 15 main organizers within the motion to mobilize Apple’s workforce amid rising concern a few tradition of “pervasive sexism” and pay fairness points. As an increasing number of workers started talking up about their destructive experiences at Apple, Scarlett performed a key position in facilitating the dialog on the corporate’s Slack channels and on Discord.

As Apple workers tried to match notes on the pay disparities they suspected have been notably affecting ladies and minorities by finishing casual surveys, Apple repeatedly stymied these efforts, objecting first to the inclusion of demographic questions that contained personally figuring out info and later to the usage of the corporate’s company Box account to host the surveys.

Eventually, the corporate’s efforts to close down the surveys grew to become the idea of Scarlett’s September 1 NLRB claim, which accused Apple of stopping workers from evaluating and discussing wage info, a protected exercise.

In the weeks that adopted, Apple fired two of the opposite precept organizers of #AppleToo who had filed their very own separate labor board complaints—senior engineering program supervisor Ashley Gjovik and Apple Maps programmer Janneke Parrish—in what each ladies stated was an try to relax workers’ organizing efforts (Apple claimed that each workers had been terminated for sharing non-public firm info, an accusation they each denied.)

Scarlett’s lawyer, Alek Felstiner, instructed Bloomberg News that she had requested a withdrawal of her criticism however declined to offer additional particulars on the phrases of the settlement.

“The matter was settled privately and the request for withdrawal is pending before the board,” Felstiner stated. “We hope the crucial organizing work at Apple will continue.”