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Walmart Gender Discrimination Class-Action Case (2011)
In a significant 2011 case, the U.S. Supreme Court addressed a class-action lawsuit filed by female employees against Walmart for alleged gender discrimination in pay and promotions. The Court ruled against the plaintiffs, denying their ability to sue as a collective group. While a legal setback for the employees, the case brought widespread public attention to the issue of gender discrimination in the workplace.
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