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Lawsuit Accuses Google of Unlawfully Censoring its Workforce

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An anonymous Google product manager is alleging in a lawsuit that the internet giant unlawfully censors current and former employees by imposing sweeping confidentiality policies that deter whistleblowing. The lawsuit was filed this week by a California labor law firm in San Francisco county court on behalf of a Google employee referred to as John […]

(via WSJ)

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