The Sony Play Station He was once again accused of having a toxic work environment for women. The story was published on Wednesday (9) by the portal Axios, which reports eight other women about their experiences working for the company. The data joined the lawsuit filed in November 2021 by Emma Mago, a former security analyst at the company.
Among the reports released were comments about gender discrimination and alleged discrimination against pregnant women. It was also reported that this situation led to the resignation of 11 women from one office during a period of four months. a take you Call for advice Play Station Requested a job, but has not yet received a response.
The Sony PlayStation would routinely have a toxic environment for women in its offices; Understanding – Photo: Victor Teixeira / TechTudo
Emma Mago filed the lawsuit in November 2021 talking about pay gaps between men and women, wrongful terminations and other gender discrimination issues. The company’s former security analyst was trying to bring together other employees who experienced discrimination at work, including eight women who also filed a complaint. It is worth remembering that a file soundAnd the He attempted to dismiss the case in 2021, citing a lack of detail that would serve as evidence.
Other name Other cases reported for Sony That’s Mary Harrington, a former manager who left the company in 2019. She comments that men in the workplace rate women based on appearance, make “disgusting” jokes about women, and visit strip clubs at lunchtime. They share pornography with each other.
Harrington even remembered the case of an engineer who asked her not to wear a skirt to work, because, he said, it distracted him. In one report, the former manager also noted that when she requested a separate room to breastfeed her newborn, she was directed to a pantry with a broken lock. Without the ideal conditions, Harrington claimed that he stopped breastfeeding the babies sooner than expected, given the situation.
The JustNew York Play Station Not the first video game company to be sued for a toxic work environment for women. in 2021, PLAYZAresearch and development He was prosecuted in cases of sexual harassment and gender discrimination within the company. This situation sparked great controversy and also led to several dismissals. Because of this, even the character From Overwatch needs to change his name.
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