Some time ago, there was a lot of media coverage about Google's relationship with its employees. In 2018, when Google signed a cooperation agreement with the Department of Defense for Project Maven, more than 3100 Google employees signed a petition urging Google to withdraw from cooperation. The latest information in the media indicates further irregularities on the employer-employee line inside Google.
Some Google employees have decided to file charges that Google spied on its employees prior to their dismissal. This was to apply to workers who were actively involved in topic of trade unions. In addition, the protesters expect that two previously dismissed persons will be reinstated to their positions. We're talking about Laurence Berland and Kathryn Spiers. The application indicates that these people were fired illegally after Google itself accused them of violating company security policies.