Google settles over firing of workers protesting immigration cloud deal

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:Alphabet Inc's Google has settled with six current and former employees who had alleged the company unfairly stifled worker organizing, an abrupt ending to a trial that had been paused for several months, legal filings show.The U.S. National Labor Relations Board had pursued the case on behalf of the workers

:Alphabet Inc's Google has settled with six current and former employees who had alleged the company unfairly stifled worker organizing, an abrupt ending to a trial that had been paused for several months, legal filings show.

Laurie Burgess, an attorney representing the workers, said they had grown emotionally exhausted from fighting Google. They had to weigh that against wanting to reveal additional"juicy" evidence about Project Vivian, Google's effort to quell worker activism, she said. The workers independently settled with Google last Wednesday, the NLRB did not object and the judge in San Francisco dismissed the case last Friday, filings show. The settlement was first reported on Monday by Vice.

Google interrogated the workers and fired some of them, aiming to dissuade people from engaging in legally protected concerted activities, the government said.

 

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