> perhaps it's possible for them to get enough A shares to outvote the super-vote B shares Nope. The company has control over how many class A and B shares exi

> perhaps it's possible for them to get enough A shares to outvote the super-vote B shares Nope. The company has control over how many class A and B shares exist, and currently between Sergey, Larry, and Eric they control over 50% of the voting rights as determined by shares: https://www.morningstar.com/articles/820137/which-stock-share-class-should-you-buy.html https://www.morningstar.com/articles/820137/which-stock-shar... So there's absolutely no way any employees would be able force anything through a vote. They'd need to convince at least one of those three people.