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Supreme Court / Wal-Mart vs. Women #994452

NBC Evening News for Monday, Mar 28, 2011
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(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.

(Supreme Court: Pete Williams) The Supreme Court case pitting Walmart against more than a million women in a sex discrimination case examined; details given of questions about the size of the lawsuit. [Plaintiff Christine KWAPNOSKI††- recounts what she was told about how to get promoted.] [Walmart executive Gisel RUIZ†- says she has had a lot of positive experiences with Walmart.] [National Women’s Law Center Marcia GREENBERGER†- says it could come down to whether you have class actions in the future at all.] [Lawyer for retailers Lisa BLATT†- says going forward would be open season for employment discrimination cases against large employers.]

Reporter(s):
Williams, Brian;
Williams, Pete
Duration:
00:02:10

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