In November, thousands of Google employees and contract workers around the world walked out in protest of the company's workplace inequality and response to sexual harassment. **FOR USE WITH THIS STORY ONLY** (Bryan R. Smith/AFP/Getty Images/TNS)
Two women who helped organise a massive global walkout from Google offices last year over the firm’s handling of reported sexual misconduct allege they’re now being punished for their activism, according to a new report.
Thousands of Googlers around the world walked out of their offices in November for rallies protesting the way the company addressed incidents of sexual harassment and misconduct, including a US$90mil (RM371.49mil) golden parachute for Android operating system creator Andy Rubin, who has denied allegations that he forced sex on an employee.
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