eng Science and Education Publishing American Journal of Applied Psychology 2333-4738 2019-01-24 7 1 11 19 10.12691/ajap-7-1-2 AJAP2019712 article Mohamad Saad Mohamed.saad@bue.edu.eg 1 Department of Psychology, the British University in Egypt, Cairo, 11837, Egypt Workplace gender discrimination is a significant problem in Egypt. However, there is limited research on Workplace gender discrimination and its consequences. The current research tries to examine the relationships between workplace gender discrimination and task and contextual job performances. Moreover, the moderating effect of equity sensitivity on these relationships is also investigated. A convenience sample on 312 working women was drawn from different work settings in Cairo, Egypt. They responded to a three-part questionnaire that assesses workplace gender discrimination, equity sensitivity, and job performance. The results indicated that workplace gender discrimination was negatively associated with both of task and contextual performances. Moreover, equity sensitivity was found to moderate the relationship between workplace gender discrimination and contextual performance only. These results were discussed in the light of the extant theoretical and empirical literature. In addition, limitation, future research and conclusion are also reported. http://pubs.sciepub.com/ajap/7/1/2/ajap-7-1-2.pdf gender discrimination workplace equity sensitivity task performance contextual performance Egypt