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I don't think he can win on these grounds. He was terminated because he made his position untenable. Google did not prevent him from voicing his opinion (or "co

• exergy 9y ago
  Yeah, my understanding leads me to believe that he used the company's official "Air your grievance here" forum for posting the memo. So, he acted exactly in the manner that the company required him to. Google's case will probably focus on the result of him voicing his opinion, rather than the fact that he did in the first place. Still can't say I agree with them firing him. His memo was considerate enough to have not lead to a kneejerk firing.
• sebastianconcpt 9y ago
  It depends on how it relates to the pretext Google used to fire him, no?