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Alphabet Settles Shareholder Suit Over Sexual Harassment Claims
Alphabet Inc has settled a shareholder lawsuit that accused the Google parent of paying lavish exit packages to executives found responsible for sexual misconduct, saying it would increase oversight of its diversity and equity efforts.
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#MeToo Accused Artist's Reply On Plea Over Removal Of Posts Sought
The Delhi High Court has sought response of artist Subodh Gupta on a plea by Google Inc. seeking to vacate orders asking the search engine to remove anonymous posts containing sexual harassment accusations against him that emerged during last year's #MeToo movement.
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Google Walkout Organisers Claim to Face Retaliation at Work: Report
Some 20,000 Googlers had protested last year against the Internet giant's handling of sexual harassment and, more broadly, its workplace policies around equity and transparency.
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Google Paid Former Executive Amit Singhal $35 Million After Sexual Harassment Claim
Google paid former search executive Amit Singhal $35 million in an exit package when he was reportedly forced to resign after a sexual assault investigation, according to court documents.
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Apple's "Black Site" Gives Workers Few Perks And Little Security
Apple's new campus in Cupertino, California, is a symbol of how the company views itself as an employer: simultaneously inspiring its workers with its magnificent scale while coddling them with its four-story cafe and 100,000-square-foot fitness center.
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50 Million Google Searches On Sexual Harassment In US After #MeToo: Study
Around 50 million Google searches in the US between October 2017 and June 2018 were on sexual harassment and the reporting and prevention of such behaviour, a study has found. The study holds relevance in the backdrop of the #MeToo movement.
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Facebook to Make Arbitration for Harassment Claims Optional: Report
Facebook is planning to do away with its policy of requiring employees to settle sexual harassment claims made against colleagues in private arbitration alone, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Google Outlines Steps to Tackle Workplace Harassment After Walkouts Over Sexual Misconduct
Google on Thursday outlined changes to its handling of sexual misconduct complaints, hoping to calm outrage that triggered a worldwide walkout of workers last week.
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After Walkout, Google Agrees To Step Up Transparency, Harassment Policies
A week after 20,000 employees walked out in protest over sexual misconduct and inequality at Google, the company said Thursday that it will commit to building a safer workplace, which includes ending forced arbitration and increasing its transparency on reported incidents of sexual misconduct.
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Google Announces Detailed "Action Plan" To Handle Sexual Harassment Cases
Alphabet Inc's Google said on Thursday it would make changes to how it handles sexual harassment claims, a week after thousands of its employees around the world walked off their jobs to protest its response to such issues.
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Alphabet Settles Shareholder Suit Over Sexual Harassment Claims
Alphabet Inc has settled a shareholder lawsuit that accused the Google parent of paying lavish exit packages to executives found responsible for sexual misconduct, saying it would increase oversight of its diversity and equity efforts.
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#MeToo Accused Artist's Reply On Plea Over Removal Of Posts Sought
The Delhi High Court has sought response of artist Subodh Gupta on a plea by Google Inc. seeking to vacate orders asking the search engine to remove anonymous posts containing sexual harassment accusations against him that emerged during last year's #MeToo movement.
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Google Walkout Organisers Claim to Face Retaliation at Work: Report
Some 20,000 Googlers had protested last year against the Internet giant's handling of sexual harassment and, more broadly, its workplace policies around equity and transparency.
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Google Paid Former Executive Amit Singhal $35 Million After Sexual Harassment Claim
Google paid former search executive Amit Singhal $35 million in an exit package when he was reportedly forced to resign after a sexual assault investigation, according to court documents.
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Apple's "Black Site" Gives Workers Few Perks And Little Security
Apple's new campus in Cupertino, California, is a symbol of how the company views itself as an employer: simultaneously inspiring its workers with its magnificent scale while coddling them with its four-story cafe and 100,000-square-foot fitness center.
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50 Million Google Searches On Sexual Harassment In US After #MeToo: Study
Around 50 million Google searches in the US between October 2017 and June 2018 were on sexual harassment and the reporting and prevention of such behaviour, a study has found. The study holds relevance in the backdrop of the #MeToo movement.
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Facebook to Make Arbitration for Harassment Claims Optional: Report
Facebook is planning to do away with its policy of requiring employees to settle sexual harassment claims made against colleagues in private arbitration alone, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Google Outlines Steps to Tackle Workplace Harassment After Walkouts Over Sexual Misconduct
Google on Thursday outlined changes to its handling of sexual misconduct complaints, hoping to calm outrage that triggered a worldwide walkout of workers last week.
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After Walkout, Google Agrees To Step Up Transparency, Harassment Policies
A week after 20,000 employees walked out in protest over sexual misconduct and inequality at Google, the company said Thursday that it will commit to building a safer workplace, which includes ending forced arbitration and increasing its transparency on reported incidents of sexual misconduct.
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Google Announces Detailed "Action Plan" To Handle Sexual Harassment Cases
Alphabet Inc's Google said on Thursday it would make changes to how it handles sexual harassment claims, a week after thousands of its employees around the world walked off their jobs to protest its response to such issues.
