Chicago Tribune staffers’ unequal pay lawsuit claims race, sex discrimination
- Seven Chicago Tribune journalists filed an equal pay lawsuit against the newspaper and owner Alden Global Capital, alleging unfair lower compensation for female and African American employees.
- The lawsuit claims female and African American journalists earn significantly less per year than white male colleagues, potentially violating federal and state laws.
- Award-Winning minority and female Tribune employees receive lower pay than white counterparts with similar or less experience.
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