Google fired four employees on Monday for what it described in an internal memo as 'clear and repeated violations' of its data security policies.
Google has been accused of"union-busting" after it fired four employees on Monday for what it described in an internal memo as"clear and repeated violations" of its data security policies. According to Bloomberg, the internal memo said that the employees had searched and distributed information outside the scope of their jobs. But the employees said they were targeted for their criticism of their employer.
Google has been accused of"union-busting" after it fired four employees on Monday for what it described in an internal memo as"clear and repeated violations" of its data security policies. According to Bloomberg, the internal memo said that the employees had searched and distributed information outside the scope of their jobs. But the employees said they were targeted for their criticism of their employer.
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