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Inside the 2018 Google Walkout: How 20,000 Employees Organized in Protest

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In November 2018, over 20,000 Google employees staged a walkout to protest the company's handling of sexual harassment allegations. The coordinated action was organized from within Google itself, making it one of the largest corporate employee protests in recent memory. Workers took to the streets to demand greater accountability and transparency from company leadership. The walkout shed light on systemic concerns about how misconduct claims were being managed at one of the world's most powerful tech firms.

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