Sexual harassment. Discrimination. Workplace inequity. Google’s employees demonstrated against unfair practices. But has anything changed?
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Google Workers Walked Out Over Harassment. A Year Later, What’s Changed?
In 2018, Google employees across the globe staged a walkout to protest the way sexual harassment was handled. Today those who are still working for the company say they’re still fighting to rid tech culture of harassment and discrimination.
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