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Google changes sexual harassment policies

By Arjun Panchadar and Paresh Dave on Nov 9, 2018 10:35AM
Google changes sexual harassment policies

Introduces mandatory sexual harassment training, ponders drink limits at company functions.

Google has announced it will change the way it handles sexual harassment claims, a week after 20,000 of its workers around the world - including in Sydney - walked off their jobs to protest its response to such issues. Arbitration will become optional for individual sexual harassment and sexual ...

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