Apple punishes women for the same behaviors that get men promoted, lawsuit says
Apple punishes women for the same behaviors that get men promoted, lawsuit says
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Apple
has
spent
years
"intentionally,
knowingly,
And
deliberately
paid
women
less
that
Men
For
substantially
similar
work,"
A
propose
class
action
trial
deposit
In
California
on
THURSDAY
alleged.
A
victory
For
women
pursue
could
mean
that
more
that
12,000
current
And
ancient
female
employees
In
California
could
collectively
claw
back
potentially
millions
In
lost
wages
Since
A
apparently
ever wider
salary
gap
allegedly
perpetuated
by
Apple
policies.
THE
trial
was
deposit
by
two
employees
WHO
to have
each
has been
with
Apple
For
more
that
A
decade,
Justine
Jong
And
Amina
Salgado.
They
claims
that
Apple
violated
California
job
laws
between
2020
And
2024
by
unfairly
discriminant
against
Based in California
female
employees
In
Apples
engineering,
marketing,
And
AppleCare
Divisions
And
"systematically"
paid
women
"lower
compensation
that
Men
with
similar
education
And
experience."
Apple
allegedly
has
poster
A
in progress
bias
towards
male
employees,
offer
them
upper
departure
salaries
And
promote
them
For
THE
"even
behaviours"
that
female
employees
allegedly
were
punished
for.
Jon,
Currently
A
customer/technical
training
instructor
on
Apples
global
developer
relationships/application
goodbye
team,
said
that
She
only
became
aware
of
A
rigid
pay
disparity
by
luck.
"A
day,
I
saw
A
W-2
LEFT
on
THE
desk
printer,"
Jong
said.
"He
belonged
has
My
male
colleague,
WHO
has
THE
even
job
position.
I
REMARK
that
he
was
be
paid
almost
$10,000
more
that
Me,
even
However
We
carried out
substantially
similar
work.
This
revelation
do
Me
feel
terrible."
But
Salgado
had
long
has been
aware
of
THE
issue.
Salgado,
Currently
on
A
temporary
assignment
as
A
development
director
In
THE
AppleCare
division,
spent
years
complain
about
her
lower
wages,
inciting
Apple
internal
investigations
that
Never
directed
has
salary
increases.
Finally,
late
last
year,
Salgado
insistence
on
fair
pay
was
resolved
After
Apple
hiring
A
third party
farm
that
concluded
She
was
"paid
less
that
Men
perform
substantially
similar
work."
Apple
Next
increase
her
pay
rate
but
dodged
responsibility
For
back
pay
that
Salgado
NOW
look for
has
recover.
Day before
Cervantez,
A
lawyer
For
women
pursue,
said
In
A
press
release
sharing
with
Ars
that
these
women
were
put
In
"A
now in
situation."
"Once
women
are
hiring
In
A
lower
pay
range
has
Apple,
subsequent
pay
raised
Or
any of them
bonuses
are
follow up
therefore,
meaning
they
don't do it
correct
THE
gender
pay
gap,"
Cervantez
said.
"Instead,
they
perpetuate
And
to broaden
THE
gap
because
raised
And
bonuses
are
base
on
A
percentage
of
THE
employees
base
salary. »
Apple
did
not
immediately
answer
has
Ars'
request
has
comment.
Trial:
Apple
Above all
only
rewards
male
"Talent"
According to
has
THE
complaint,
several
of
Apples
Strategies
promoting
Men
to have
further
cut off
THE
alleged
pay
gap.
That
understand
Apples
performance
assessment
system,
which
women
pursue
alleged
reward
Men
In
categories
such
as
team work
And
direction
but
"penalized"
women
For
excel
In
those
areas.
Apple
Also
apparently
has
"A
policy
Or
practical
of
selection
people
WHO
to have
'Talent'
And
compensate for
those
people
more
very
that
other
employees."
But
Neither
Jong
neither
Salgado, although
both
to have
detained
miscellaneous
direction
roles - were
Never
designated
as
"Talent"
deserving
of
A
pay
increase,
THE
trial
said.
They have
alleged
that
This
Apple
policy
East
biased
against
women,
more
often
reward
male
"Talent"
while
female
Talent
go
without acknowledgment of receipt.
"More
Men
are
identified
as
having
Talent,"
THE
complaint
said.
Separately,
Jong
has
Also
alleged
that
Apple
submitted
her
has
A
hostile
work
environment
After
A
senior
member
of
her
team,
Blaine
Weilert,
sexually
harassed
her.
After
She
complained,
Apple
investigation
And
Weiler
would have
admitted
has
moving
her
"In
A
sexually
suggestive
manner
without
her
consent,"
THE
complaint
said.
Apple
SO
discipline
Weiler
but
Ultimately
would be
not
allow
Jong
has
escape
THE
hostile
work
environment...
Apple
has
spent
years
"intentionally,
knowingly,
And
deliberately
paid
women
less
that
Men
For
substantially
similar
work,"
A
propose
class
action
trial
deposit
In
California
on
THURSDAY
alleged.
A
victory
For
women
pursue
could
mean
that
more
that
12,000
current
And
ancient
female
employees
In
California
could
collectively
claw
back
potentially
millions
In
lost
wages
Since
A
apparently
ever wider
salary
gap
allegedly
perpetuated
by
Apple
policies.
THE
trial
was
deposit
by
two
employees
WHO
to have
each
has been
with
Apple
For
more
that
A
decade,
Justine
Jong
And
Amina
Salgado.
They
claims
that
Apple
violated
California
job
laws
between
2020
And
2024
by
unfairly
discriminant
against
Based in California
female
employees
In
Apples
engineering,
marketing,
And
AppleCare
Divisions
And
"systematically"
paid
women
"lower
compensation
that
Men
with
similar
education
And
experience."
Apple
allegedly
has
poster
A
in progress
bias
towards
male
employees,
offer
them
upper
departure
salaries
And
promote
them
For
THE
"even
behaviours"
that
female
employees
allegedly
were
punished
for.
Jon,
Currently
A
customer/technical
training
instructor
on
Apples
global
developer
relationships/application
goodbye
team,
said
that
She
only
became
aware
of
A
rigid
pay
disparity
by
luck.
"A
day,
I
saw
A
W-2
LEFT
on
THE
desk
printer,"
Jong
said.
"He
belonged
has
My
male
colleague,
WHO
has
THE
even
job
position.
I
REMARK
that
he
was
be
paid
almost
$10,000
more
that
Me,
even
However
We
carried out
substantially
similar
work.
This
revelation
do
Me
feel
terrible."
But
Salgado
had
long
has been
aware
of
THE
issue.
Salgado,
Currently
on
A
temporary
assignment
as
A
development
director
In
THE
AppleCare
division,
spent
years
complain
about
her
lower
wages,
inciting
Apple
internal
investigations
that
Never
directed
has
salary
increases.
Finally,
late
last
year,
Salgado
insistence
on
fair
pay
was
resolved
After
Apple
hiring
A
third party
farm
that
concluded
She
was
"paid
less
that
Men
perform
substantially
similar
work."
Apple
Next
increase
her
pay
rate
but
dodged
responsibility
For
back
pay
that
Salgado
NOW
look for
has
recover.
Day before
Cervantez,
A
lawyer
For
women
pursue,
said
In
A
press
release
sharing
with
Ars
that
these
women
were
put
In
"A
now in
situation."
"Once
women
are
hiring
In
A
lower
pay
range
has
Apple,
subsequent
pay
raised
Or
any of them
bonuses
are
follow up
therefore,
meaning
they
don't do it
correct
THE
gender
pay
gap,"
Cervantez
said.
"Instead,
they
perpetuate
And
to broaden
THE
gap
because
raised
And
bonuses
are
base
on
A
percentage
of
THE
employees
base
salary. »
Apple
did
not
immediately
answer
has
Ars'
request
has
comment.
Trial:
Apple
Above all
only
rewards
male
"Talent"
According to
has
THE
complaint,
several
of
Apples
Strategies
promoting
Men
to have
further
cut off
THE
alleged
pay
gap.
That
understand
Apples
performance
assessment
system,
which
women
pursue
alleged
reward
Men
In
categories
such
as
team work
And
direction
but
"penalized"
women
For
excel
In
those
areas.
Apple
Also
apparently
has
"A
policy
Or
practical
of
selection
people
WHO
to have
'Talent'
And
compensate for
those
people
more
very
that
other
employees."
But
Neither
Jong
neither
Salgado, although
both
to have
detained
miscellaneous
direction
roles - were
Never
designated
as
"Talent"
deserving
of
A
pay
increase,
THE
trial
said.
They have
alleged
that
This
Apple
policy
East
biased
against
women,
more
often
reward
male
"Talent"
while
female
Talent
go
without acknowledgment of receipt.
"More
Men
are
identified
as
having
Talent,"
THE
complaint
said.
Separately,
Jong
has
Also
alleged
that
Apple
submitted
her
has
A
hostile
work
environment
After
A
senior
member
of
her
team,
Blaine
Weilert,
sexually
harassed
her.
After
She
complained,
Apple
investigation
And
Weiler
would have
admitted
has
moving
her
"In
A
sexually
suggestive
manner
without
her
consent,"
THE
complaint
said.
Apple
SO
discipline
Weiler
but
Ultimately
would be
not
allow
Jong
has
escape
THE
hostile
work
environment...