[L98Fiero]

"In all, more than 20,000 current and former female employees out of a potential pool of 29,000 said Boeing discriminated against them at Seattle-area plants between 1997 and 2000. Of those claims, nearly 2,400 were thrown out for filing irregularities, including failure to meet a May 3, 2005, deadline."

But none were thrown out because they were BS, huh? I find it difficult, neigh, IMPOSSIBLE to believe 29,000 women were discriminated against by one company in one region in 3 years.

That's about 30 women per day. Yeah, right.

[indianrightwinger]

"30 women per day"
That has a strange feeling to it. What is missing in this report is any material difference in productivity between the two classes of employees. Did non-performing males get better pay anyway? Questions like that come to mind.