Dozens of current and former Uber employees who filed harassment claims against the company stand to collect an average of roughly $34,000 each.
The ride-hailing company revealed back in March that it had agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit for $10 million.
The complaintwas filed by two Latina software engineers on behalf of 420 women and people of color who accused Uber of discrimination, harassment and creating a hostile work environment. Now, we're learning how that $10 million settlement is getting divided up.
Bloomberg reports that beyond the 56 current and former workers who'll each get $34,000, those employees and 431 others are also going to get payouts of just under $11,000 to make up for salary disparities.
A hearing to finalize Uber's settlement is scheduled for early November.
Additional reporting from Newsy affiliate CNN.
