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Britain's Tesco faces record $5.6 billion equal pay claim
February 7, 2018 2:03 AM ESTBy James Davey
LONDON (Reuters) - Supermarket group Tesco (NASDAQ: TSCO) is facing a potential bill of up to 4 billion pounds ($5.6 billion) in a record equal pay claim involving mainly women workers at its British stores, according to the law firm pursuing the case.
If the claim is successful it could have huge implications for British industry. However, it is likely to be bogged down in the courts for years.
Tesco is Britain's biggest retailer and its largest private sector employer with more than 310,000 staff.
Law firm Leigh Day said... More
