MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Accusations that Google pays women less than men have resurfaced in a new version of a lawsuit, which now makes specific claims that affected female employees include engineers, program managers, salespeople and at least one preschool teacher.
A judge dismissed an earlier version of the suit — which seeks class-action status — but invited the plaintiffs to submit a new version describing the purported affected class more specifically.
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