Wal-Mart may face army of 1.5m in class suit
The largest private employer in the US has been accused of discriminating against women in what may become the biggest class action case in legal history. Up to one-and-a-half million women could join the action against the Wal-Mart chain in a suit being heard in San Francisco this week.| Comments on article "Wal-Mart may face army of 1.5m in class suit" | |||||||||
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