By Law Firm | Published April 14, 2020 | Posted in Gender Discrimination | Tagged Tags: gender discrimination |
Female Firefighter Discrimination Lawsuit
Female Firefighter in Oregon Files Gender Discrimination Lawsuit A female firefighter who worked for Atira Systems GST of Oregon has filed a lawsuit alleging gender discrimination. In the lawsuit, the woman claims that she was forced to share a hotel room with male colleagues. She alleges that immediately after being hired, she notified a company Read More
Read MoreNearly 100 Women File Gender Discrimination Suit Against Walmart
Nearly 100 women have joined in a class action lawsuit against Walmart alleging gender discrimination. Walmart, which is the United States’ largest employer, is alleged by the women to have a history of abuse and discrimination. The women allege that Walmart has a systemic history of withholding raises and promotions for female employees. Some of Read More
Read MoreFormer Dean of University of Richmond, VA Sues for Gender Discrimination
A former associate dean of the University of Richmond, Virginia, has sued the college for gender discrimination. The female dean was a professor in the mathematics department since 1994. She alleges that in 2016, the college appointed a male as dean of the School of Arts and Sciences of gender discrimination. In 2017, she was Read More
Read MoreNike Lawsuit Unsealing Reveals Company Knew of Harassment Complaints as Early as February 2015
A lawsuit filed by shareholders of Nike that alleges the board failed to do anything about alleged gender and pay discrimination has been unsealed, allowing portions of the lawsuit to become public. The lawsuit alleges that Nike’s directors had knowledge of pay and gender discrimination complaints as early as February 2015, and received detailed reports Read More
Read MoreFair Pay Lawsuit Headed to U.S. Supreme Court
The Ninth Circuit recently held in favor of an employee in a sex pay claim against a California school district. The parties attempted to settle the case out of court following the Ninth Circuit’s ruling, but it appears that settlement negotiations have fallen apart and the case will be taken up by the Supreme Court. Read More
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