Google Sued for Pregnancy Discrimination: Canadian Tech Worker Takes Legal Action

Thursday, 11 July 2024, 16:36

A Canadian tech worker, Sarah Lilleyman, has filed a lawsuit against Google, accusing the tech giant of firing her because of her pregnancy. The lawsuit seeks damages of $250K in punitive damages and $150K for alleged breaches of the human rights code. This legal action sheds light on the issue of workplace discrimination and highlights the challenges faced by pregnant employees in the tech industry.
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Google Sued for Pregnancy Discrimination: Canadian Tech Worker Takes Legal Action

Google Sued for Pregnancy Discrimination

A Canadian tech worker, Sarah Lilleyman, has filed a lawsuit against Google, accusing the tech giant of firing her because of her pregnancy. The lawsuit seeks damages of $250K in punitive damages and $150K for alleged breaches of the human rights code.

Challenges of Pregnant Employees in Tech

This legal action highlights the issue of workplace discrimination and the unique challenges faced by pregnant employees in the tech industry.


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