Bergstad v. Commissioner of the Social Security Administration

How courts have described this case

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• finding that direct statements denying raises because of maternity leave, encouraging an employee to get an abortion, and urging employees not to get pregnant, among other things, persuasive anecdotal evidence
• stating that a compensation policy that “does not differentiate between employees who take leave for pregnancy and employees who take leave for other reasons” is not a basis for a pregnancy discrimination claim on the basis of pay
• “Defendants cannot rebut typicality by claiming that something other than discrimination explains the named plaintiffs’ experience.”

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