Walmart Sued for Gender Pay Discrimination by 100 Women in Miami Court

A group of female workers has been fighting for nearly two decades to force Walmart, America's largest employer, to recognize what workers say is clearly a gender-based pay gap. In 2001, Betty Dukes spearheaded a class-action lawsuit alleging she and other women had been regularly passed up for raises and promotions

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