Former Google employee sued the company in court

The girls accuse the us company of “discrimination by gender”.

Three former Google employee filed a lawsuit against the company in court in San Francisco.

According to the BBC, they claim that Google is rampant discrimination against women in pay and career opportunities

Kelly Ellis, Holly IPR and Kelly Visuri claim that Google is not only paying women less than men for the same work, but was also appointed to the position, which is not so easy to move.

Women said that resigned from the company after Google systematically underestimated in the posts and the level of wages.

One of the plaintiffs Kelly Ellis wrote on Twitter: “My hopes regarding the lawsuit against Google to make not only Google but also other companies to change their practices and fair pay to all.”

As stated in the lawsuit, Ellis took the job in 2010 on the position to which usually take College graduates, although at that time she already had four years of experience. At the same time, her male counterpart with a similar experience, started his career in the company at the highest level.

Google announced that it would consider the matter, but rejected the main charges.

“Level positions and professional development opportunities are strictly regulated by appropriate Commission and the decision several times to test, including whether signs of gender discrimination”, – stated the press Secretary of Google Gin Chileno.

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