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SUPREME COURT CLARIFIES STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS IN PAY DISCRIMINATION CLAIMS

Schipper | 08 June, 2007 15:54

In its May 29, 2007 decision in Ledbetter v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., the Supreme Court ruled that pay discrimination claims are not actionable when the discriminatory pay decision occurred before the 180 day (or 300 days in states with deferral agencies) statutory charge-filing period, despite the effects of such decision still being prevalent within the statutory time frame. (More)

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