Google frames agreement as compliance with new legislation
2 Nov 2 · 5d ago · 6 articles · 1 post · 3 sources · development 2 of 2
Google stated it signed the access agreement to comply with new UK workplace legislation, noting the agreement builds on existing internal employee representative groups while preserving 'respectful, direct dialogue' that characterizes the company's culture.
“This step builds on our established work with internal employee representative groups, allowing us to fulfil these new requirements while preserving the respectful, direct dialogue our culture is built on.”
Google spokespersonProspect union Trade union organizing in UK techMike Clancy Prospect general secretaryGoogle Tech company with 7,000 UK employeesPaul Nowak TUC general secretaryCommunication Workers Union and Unite Trade unions seeking recognition at Google DeepMind
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Reported in the same hours no headline names this development itself — these 2 claims were published in its stretch
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first by The Guardian, 5d ago · also TipRanks, Traders Union, Guardian
3 more headlines
- Google Gives Union Access to Over 7,000 UK Employees TipRanks · 5d ago
- Google UK signs union access deal as employment rights overhaul widens organizing in tech Traders Union · 5d ago
- Google to grant union access to 7,000 employees UA.NEWS · 5d ago
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first by Bloomberg Politics, 5d ago
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