Google announces more policy changes after employee protests


Google unveiled another round of policy changes to address employee concerns about misconduct at the world’s largest Internet search company. 

Staff can now lodge complaints and concerns about harassment and other misconduct at work via a new website. During meetings related to investigations, workers will have more freedom to bring along colleagues to support them. There’s also a new program to provide better care for employees during and after investigations, the company said April 25. 

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