Google employees are demonstrating against arbitration agreements that the company, along with other technology giants such as Facebook and Uber, include in worker contracts. Nitasha Tiku has the details in Wired: From 9am to 6pm eastern time on Tuesday, the group will post information about arbitration on a dedicated Twitteraccount, while a companion Instagram account will post testimonials from both experts and survivors of sexual harassment and assault. The protests have been organized by a group called Fight for $15, which has also staged demonstrations at Google, Facebook, Uber and Amazon. Arbitration contracts have also been criticised by the #MeToo movement for preventing victims of unfair practices from making their grievance public.
Google employees are demonstrating against arbitration agreements that the company, along with other technology giants such as Facebook and Uber, include in worker contracts. The protests have been organized by a group called Fight for $15, which has also staged demonstrations at Google, Facebook, Uber and Amazon. Arbitration contracts have also been criticised by the #MeToo movement for preventing victims of unfair practices from making their grievance public.