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A change for good #lifeatgoogle https://t.co/fk8EN9B355
— Amaya Booker (@Illdrinn) February 22, 2019
Google is ditching its mandatory arbitration policy after mass protest https://t.co/6ae4wpJibP
— James Parsons (@jmsprsns) February 22, 2019
Google is ditching its mandatory arbitration policy after mass protest https://t.co/jNQvQCkaua
— BI Tech (@SAI) February 22, 2019
Organized workers won. #FightFor15 #UnionsForAll https://t.co/dlALzNLylU
— Fight For 15 (@fightfor15) February 21, 2019
Google ending forced arbitration is good news https://t.co/trV2ayywRJ
— Jeff Hodges (@jmhodges) February 21, 2019
『Google got rid of forced arbitration for sexual harassment and sexual assault claims, offering more transparency around those investigations and more. 』
— ヒデト(Hideto)?? (@hideto1939) February 22, 2019
従業員が自分の権利を主張しやすくなった。
企業の透明性が上がるのはいいことよね。?https://t.co/TOqHIUHhIA
? @Google for ending forced arbitration--a practice that often bullies employees from their rights.
— Sunil Sadasivan (@sunils34) February 22, 2019
Hoping this ensures higher standards of corporate accountability and that many other companies/startups follow suit. https://t.co/Rci4CGAf6m
strikes workhttps://t.co/6VHgHadZgVhttps://t.co/182bce83YC
— substack (@substack) February 21, 2019
Congrats to all Google employees -- this is massive! https://t.co/f7F2vcaSjw
— Christina Warren (@film_girl) February 21, 2019
Google is finally, really ending forced arbitration, but the policy still doesn't apply to the contract workers who make up more than half of Google’s workforce https://t.co/M5ukOsUv2x
— New York Magazine (@NYMag) February 22, 2019
Google is ending forced arbitration as a mandatory practice for employees, but it still didn’t go far enough to make the change apply to all of its employees https://t.co/eDyDvZKYCR
— Intelligencer (@intelligencer) February 22, 2019