Iberia airline will no longer require pregnancy tests for female job applicants

Spanish airline Iberia has agreed to stop requiring female job candidates to take a pregnancy test as part of the application process.

The airline was ordered to pay twenty-five thousand euros for gender discrimination.

Our Europe correspondent Jasmine Ramirez reports.

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