March 29, 2024
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PlayStation is reportedly facing a lawsuit that alleges gender discrimination and wrongful termination, as first reported by Axios. According to the details of the lawsuit, former IT security analyst Emma Majo is seeking to establish a class action suit to represent other women who might’ve been affected by PlayStation’s alleged gender discrimination.

The lawsuit claims that Sony tolerates and cultivates a work environment that discriminates against female employees, alleging that women were denied promotions and weren’t paid equally to male workers who held similar positions.

The lawsuit against Sony describes Majo’s experience as a female employee at Sony from 2015 to 2021, alleging she was continually denied an answer about how to get a promotion and claims that she was demoted because of her inquiries about it.

Majo also claims that she heard managers make gender-biased comments about female workers that implied women are more emotional and less professional than male employees.

Majo submitted a signed statement to Sony that addressed the company’s supposed gender bias in 2021, the suit claims. She got fired soon after, allegedly due to the closure of a department that Majo says she didn’t belong to. Instead, Majo argues that she was wrongfully terminated because she is female and because she spoke up about discrimination against females.

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