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I'm mystified as to what this means. Let's say I'm trying to decide what Google's policy is about travel to a state where transgender people are required to use
by greglindahl 10y ago
I'm mystified as to what this means. Let's say I'm trying to decide what Google's policy is about travel to a state where transgender people are required to use a bathroom where they look like they're perverts. Is that politics, or ethics, or what?
- flukus 10y agoWhy would they need a policy specifically for that and not a generic one that encompasses all situations where employees may be discriminated against?
- greglindahl 10y agoGoogle doesn't have a generic policy that encompasses all situations where an employee might be discriminated against? What? They do. The point of calling out this particular law in North Carolina is that this law claims to not be discriminatory, but it actually is. A generic policy requires interpretations. But to be relevant to this thread, is this "politics" that a company should avoid?