08Nov
Google releases new guidelines for employee discussion
In a memo (http://bit.ly/2k2Qal6) released Aug 23, Alphabet Inc.’s Google informed employees that disruptive discussions in the workplace would not be tolerated. The memo specifically targeted “debates about non-work topics,” ad hominem attacks, and...
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Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics
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