More than 200 employees of Alphabet have formed an Alphabet Workers Union, looking to force change on the tech giant, the two leaders announced in an editorial in the New York Times. The leaders—software engineers Parul Koul and Chewy Shaw—said that “for far too long, thousands of us at Google and other subsidiaries of Alphabet, Google’s parent company, have had our workplace concerns...
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