More than 500 Google employees in Mountain View walked out of the company’s headquarters Thursday afternoon, Nov. 1, joined by thousands across the globe in a protest to hold sexual harassers accountable in the workplace.
Organizer Celie O’Neil-Hart yelled, “Time’s up in tech!” as she read a list of demands for Google executives, including a better reporting process for sexual abuse, equal opportunities for all demographics, a public sexual assault transparency report and an end to forced arbitration, which forces employees to waive their right to sue.
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