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Mastercard Pays $26 Million to Settle Class Action Suit Over Gender and Race Bias

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Key Settlement Reflects Growing Accountability in Corporate Practices

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  • Mastercard agrees to a $26 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit alleging gender and race discrimination.
  • The settlement highlights the increasing awareness and accountability regarding workplace biases.
  • Funds from the settlement will be distributed to affected employees, signaling a commitment to equity.

Mastercard’s $26 million settlement for a class-action lawsuit underscores the critical issue of workplace discrimination based on gender and race. This significant payment aims to rectify past injustices and promote a more equitable work environment. As corporate accountability grows, businesses are increasingly held responsible for fostering inclusive workplaces, benefiting all employees involved.

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