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I mean Googlers tend to be highly socially conscious, independent-thinking, and financially secure employees, right? Seems like a perfect company to test some
by tiggybear 9y ago
I mean Googlers tend to be highly socially conscious, independent-thinking, and financially secure employees, right?
Seems like a perfect company to test some new tech collective bargaining attempts. What happens if 80% of googlers organize through an app, stand up and say we are all walking out the door if we don't start acting more socially responsible through A, B, and C initiatives.
So many of them were ready to quit over a coworker with differing opinions, I would think many more would be willing to quit over a company having evil actions. After all, actions > opinions.
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- creaghpatr 9y agoI don't know if employees care enough to risk leaving a high-paying job with great benefits, even if they agree in principle. I empathize with the employees it's not like they have any control over Google's lobbying strategies any more than other large companies.
- guelo 9y agoWhat are A, B and C initiatives? That they stop recruiting women and minorities? That they allow more hate speech on youtube? The civil rights issues of our goddamn times.