Google sued for alleged gender pay discrimination

Google(SAN FRANCISCO) — Three former Google employees are suing the company for allegedly paying women less than men for similar work.

Filed in a San Francisco court, the lawsuit alleges that Google discriminates against female employees through limited promotion, lower pay and fewer advancement opportunities.

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Kelly Ellis, one of the three women filing the suit and a former software engineer at Google, said she hopes the case will force Google and other companies to change. The lawsuit states that in 2010, she was hired at a lower level than a male coworker who had similar levels of experience.

My hopes for the Google suit: to force not only Google, but other companies to change their practices and compensate EVERYONE fairly.

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— Kelly Ellis (@justkelly_ok) September 14, 2017

About 70 percent of Google’s employees are men, according to the company.

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