Google US employees form labour union

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Google US employees form labour union
More than 200 employees and contractors at Google parent Alphabet in the United States and Canada have formed a labour union to promote workplace equity and ethical business practices, the group's elected leaders said. The "Alphabet Workers Union" will collect dues of 1 percent of ...

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