Google Workers Unite Against Antitrust Action, Seeking Protection and Transparency
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Google Workers Unite Against Antitrust Action, Seeking Protection and Transparency
As the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) prepares to file a more detailed proposal to break up Google's search monopoly, a growing chorus of concern is emerging from within the company itself. Google workers, represented by the Alphabet Workers Union (AWU), are raising alarms about the potential impact of antitrust remedies on their jobs and working conditions. The AWU, a relatively young union, has been at the forefront of advocating for worker rights within Google. In recent months, the union has intensified its efforts to address the potential consequences of the DOJ's antitrust action. Members of the AWU recently met with DOJ officials to discuss their concerns and propose measures to protect workers during and after any potential breakup. One of the primary concerns raised by Google workers is job security. A breakup of Google could lead to significant changes in the company's structure, potentially resulting in job losses or reassignments. Workers are worried about the …
