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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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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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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 Employees Around The World Stage Protest Over Workplace Harassment
Thousands of Google employees around the world briefly walked off their jobs on Thursday to protest the company's response to sexual harassment and demand that the world's largest search engine address rising concerns about workplace inequality.
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Google Employees Walk Out To Protest Workplace Harassment, Inequality
Hundreds of Google employees and contractors in Asia staged brief midday walkouts on Thursday, with thousands more expected to follow at offices worldwide, amid complaints of sexism, racism and unchecked executive power in their workplace.
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Google Employees To Walk Out Over 'Lenient Handling' Of #MeToo Cases
Google-parent Alphabet on Wednesday confirmed that an executive accused of sexual harassment left the company without an exit package as tension over its handling of such matters heightened.
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Uber, Google And The Need For "Bro-Grammar" At Tech Firms Over #MeToo
Two Silicon Valley heavyweights faced fresh headlines this week about prior allegations of sexual misconduct, serving as a reminder to companies that their handling of harassment cases can very well come back to haunt them, emerging months or even years later as the #MeToo movement rolls on.
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Google CEO Tries to Calm Staff After Report on Misconduct
Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai sought to reassure employees of the internet giant after a newspaper report said a former top executive was paid millions of dollars when he left following allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct.
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"Dead Serious": Google On Firing 13 Senior Staff For Sex Harassment
Google chief executive Sundar Pichai said the company is "dead serious" about dealing with allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct in an internal memo sent to employees on Thursday and obtained by The Washington Post.
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13 "Seniors" Among 48 Staff Fired Over Sex Harassment In 2 Years: Google
Google said Thursday it fired 48 employees in the past two years, including 13 "senior" executives, as a result of sexual harassment allegations, citing "an increasingly hard line" on inappropriate conduct.
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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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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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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 Employees Around The World Stage Protest Over Workplace Harassment
Thousands of Google employees around the world briefly walked off their jobs on Thursday to protest the company's response to sexual harassment and demand that the world's largest search engine address rising concerns about workplace inequality.
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Google Employees Walk Out To Protest Workplace Harassment, Inequality
Hundreds of Google employees and contractors in Asia staged brief midday walkouts on Thursday, with thousands more expected to follow at offices worldwide, amid complaints of sexism, racism and unchecked executive power in their workplace.
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Google Employees To Walk Out Over 'Lenient Handling' Of #MeToo Cases
Google-parent Alphabet on Wednesday confirmed that an executive accused of sexual harassment left the company without an exit package as tension over its handling of such matters heightened.
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Uber, Google And The Need For "Bro-Grammar" At Tech Firms Over #MeToo
Two Silicon Valley heavyweights faced fresh headlines this week about prior allegations of sexual misconduct, serving as a reminder to companies that their handling of harassment cases can very well come back to haunt them, emerging months or even years later as the #MeToo movement rolls on.
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Google CEO Tries to Calm Staff After Report on Misconduct
Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai sought to reassure employees of the internet giant after a newspaper report said a former top executive was paid millions of dollars when he left following allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct.
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"Dead Serious": Google On Firing 13 Senior Staff For Sex Harassment
Google chief executive Sundar Pichai said the company is "dead serious" about dealing with allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct in an internal memo sent to employees on Thursday and obtained by The Washington Post.
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13 "Seniors" Among 48 Staff Fired Over Sex Harassment In 2 Years: Google
Google said Thursday it fired 48 employees in the past two years, including 13 "senior" executives, as a result of sexual harassment allegations, citing "an increasingly hard line" on inappropriate conduct.
