“For several years now, we have successfully implemented tools and governance to achieve pay equity, and we will keep investing in and implementing policies to ensure team members continue to be valued and paid equitably for their work,” the spokesperson said.
Statements from CRD and Legal Representation
CRD Director Kevin Kish stated in a news release that the settlement with Snap Inc. “demonstrates a shared commitment to a California where all workers have a fair chance at the American dream.”
“In California, we’re proud of the work of our state’s innovators who are a driving force of our nation’s economy,” Kish said. “We’re also proud of the strength of our state’s civil rights laws, which help ensure every worker is protected against discrimination and has an opportunity to thrive.”
The California Civil Rights Department is represented in-house by Jamie Crook, Alexis McKenna, and Rumduol Vuong. Snap Inc. is represented by Catherine Conway and Tiffany Phan of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP and by Adam Levin, Stephen A. Rossi, and Corey Singer of Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP.
