The women suing Google over gender discrimination want to expand the lawsuit to a class action
The women suing Google over gender discrimination want to expand the lawsuit to a class action
- July 22, 2020
- David Neumark, economics, Business Insider, July 22, 2020
Women at Google are paid about $16,794 less than men in similar positions, the suit
claims, basing the estimate on an analysis by University of California, Irvine economist
David Neumark. If plaintiffs are successful in achieving class action status and win
the suit, it could cost Google more than $600 million in damages, according to Neumark's
estimate.
For the full story, please visit https://www.businessinsider.com/google-lawsuit-pay-discrimination-plaintiffs-women-seek-class-action-status-2020-7.
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