Google workers support proposed US laws to curb mandatory arbitration

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Google workers support proposed US laws to curb mandatory arbitration

Support ban on mandatory arbitration for employment, consumer contracts.

Six Google employees on Thursday joined US lawmakers to support bills that would ban mandatory arbitration in employment and consumer contracts, as the workers seek to build on recent success in getting the Alphabet Inc company to drop some arbitration provisions. Mandatory arbitration, which ...

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