Another Google Worker Says She Was Fired for Labor Advocacy
- Kathryn Spiers calls decision ‘illegal and discriminatory’
- Spiers’ code alerted coworkers if they visited anti-union site
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Another Google employee added her name to a list of workers who say they were fired for legally advocating for labor rights inside the company.
Kathryn Spiers, 21, said she was fired Dec. 13 after she developed a notification that told colleagues they had the right to participate in labor organizing when they visited the website of IRI Consultants, a firm that advises employers on how to combat unions.