Amazon.com faces five new racial, gender bias lawsuits

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Amazon.com faces five new racial, gender bias lawsuits
Amazon.com was hit with five new lawsuits by women who worked in corporate or warehouse management roles, and accused the online retailer of gender bias, racial bias or both. The women, ages 23 to 64, accused Amazon of favouring men over women in career growth, allowing supervisors to denigrate ...

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