Google Fiber workers successfully Unionize in Kansas City
where Google Fiber first launched, approximately a decade ago. Workers at this store skipped straight to petitioning the NLRB for union recognition because, for reasons unknown, the supermajority of union card-signers were seemingly ignored by Google and BDS alike. At the time Emrys Adair, a worker at this location said,"There's been no acknowledgement, no pushback. No response at all yet." Since then neither company responded to Engadget's requests for comment either.
“Our campaign faced many efforts to discourage us from exercising our right to a collective voice on the job. Yet it was always clear to all of us that together we can positively shape our working conditions to ensure we all have access to the quality pay, benefits and protections we have earned," Eris Derickson, one of the retail associate at this location, told press in a statement today.
What remains next is for these Google Fiber workers to bargain their first contract, itself a herculean effort that companies have tremendous power to draw out or undermine. Thus far, the specific changes these workers hope to win in bargaining have not been disclosed by the AWU-CWA, though keeping those goals close to the chest is by no means unusual.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Google Fiber contractors vote to join unionThe small group voted 9-1 to join the AWU.
続きを読む »
Google Home app gets a massive update, more new features coming soonGoogle has just revealed important changes are coming to the Home app, as well as some of the features that will be coming later this month.
続きを読む »
Russia blocks Google News | EngadgetGoogle News is the latest major service to be blocked in Russia..
続きを読む »
Google halts ads condoning Ukraine war as Russia bans access to siteRussia has restricted access to Google News within the country, accusing the company of promoting false information about the war in Ukraine.
続きを読む »
Google to pause ads that exploit or dismiss Russia-Ukraine warAlphabet-owned Google will not help websites, apps and YouTube channels sell ads alongside content that it deems exploits, dismisses or condones the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, the U.S. company said Wednesday. Google, whose advertising software helps publishers generate revenue, bars ads from appearing next to content that incites violence and denies tragic events. 'We can confirm that we're taking additional steps to clarify, and in some instances expand our monetization guidelines as they relate to the war in Ukraine,' Google spokesman Michael Aciman said.
続きを読む »
How to Quickly Share Multiple Files in Google Forms | HackerNoonGoogle protects file uploads to your Google Drive (connected to your Google Forms) by asking users to request access to each document. Here's the workaround.
続きを読む »