Coinbase reportedly paid women, Black employees significantly less than counterparts in comparable roles, and the wage gaps were wider than at other tech firms

Coinbase paid women and Black employees significantly less than counterparts in comparable roles, and the wage gaps were wider than at other tech firms, report says
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Brian Armstrong, the chief executive of Coinbase. Anthony Harvey/Stringer
Coinbase paid women and Black employees significantly less than their male and non-Black counterparts, a new report from The New York Times said.
The report used internal compensation data from 2018 for most of Coinbase's 830 employees.
Coinbase has denied discrimination against Black workers.
60 employees voluntarily resigned this year after CEO Brian Armstrong forbade employees from discussing political and social issues at work.

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