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Jan 13 • 19:36 UTC • 🇫🇷 France • Le Figaro

Credit Suisse to pay over 900,000 euros to former employee for pregnancy-related discrimination

Credit Suisse has been ordered to pay 910,000 euros in damages to a former trader who experienced interrupted promotion and pay increases due to pregnancy-related discrimination.

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