Some employees chafe as Google’s new internal rules take hold


A file photo of Google employees during a walkout rally in San Francisco to protest against what they said is the tech company's mishandling of sexual misconduct allegations against executives. Tensions at the company have flared over the hiring of Taylor, who has been accused of helping to support the Trump administration’s hard-line immigration policies. — AP

A controversial new hire at Google has provided a test of the company’s new community guidelines, which it says are an effort to curb increased incivility at work. But some employees say the new rules smack of censorship.

Tensions at the company have flared over the hiring of Miles Taylor, who previously served as chief of staff to former Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, as a government affairs and public policy manager. Some employees have accused Taylor of helping to support the Trump administration’s hard-line immigration policies.

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