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An employment tribunal in the United Kingdom has ruled that the Next clothing chain should not pay its retail workers, who are mostly female, less than its predominantly-male warehouse workers. This opens the door to store workers receiving more than £30 million ($39.43 million) in back pay. Next's lawyers noted…

Roughly 30,000 prices will change next week as a result of the move

Next failed to demonstrate lower wages paid to sales consultants compared with warehouse operatives was not result of sex discrimination

Chain may have to foot £30m bill after tribunal hears firm paid 3,500 sales staff lower hourly wage than warehouse workers

More than 112,000 store staff across chains Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Co-op are being represented by Leigh Day

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