Whistleblower

Shareholders Want Google to Protect — Not Punish — Employees Who Voice Human Rights Concerns

Shareholders Want Google to Protect — Not Punish — Employees Who Voice Human Rights Concerns

Leading up to the June 3 annual meeting of Alphabet Inc., Google’s parent company, investors have filed a shareholder proposal asking the company’s Board of Directors to evaluate its whistleblower protection policy, and to improve company practices to ensure the protection of employees who raise concerns about human rights abuses and other threats to the public interest.