Staff at Google who refuse to be vaccinated will first lose their salary, and eventually will be fired, according to internal documents

Staff at Google who refuse to be vaccinated will first lose their salary, and eventually will be fired, according to internal documents
Three out of the 'thanksgiving four' staff fired from Google in November 2019, hit back with lawsuit for not honouring 'don't be evil' moto
Google expands data pledges to address concerns of British competition regulator, overseeing tech giant's removal of third-party tracking cookies
Google is to pay £183m in back taxes to the Irish government, in line with its promise to halt the use of the European tax loophole
Staff push back. At least 600 staff at Google sign manifesto opposing firm's widened Covid-19 vaccine mandate on workforce
Clash that saw Google threaten to withdraw services from Australia altogether, to be settled with fresh investment in the country
Thumbs down? Anti-trolling measure for content creators on YouTube to stop online harassment by 'targetted dislike attacks'
Google's appeal against $2.8 billion antitrust fine issued in 2017 after investigation of its price comparison shopping service, has been dismissed
Court order blocks mass lawsuit against Google, over a decade old case that involved tracking Safari users browser history
Don't be evil? Google's cloud division is reportedly bidding to work on the Pentagon's Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability program
After a seven year absence, the Google News service is to be restored in Spain, after the government there passes EU legislation
Angry birds! Google Wing delivery drones in the Australia capital of Canberra have been grounded after being attacked by ravens
Google tries to stave off lengthy investigation of its digital advertising business by reportedly seeking settlement with EU
Despite small numbers of office workers due to remote working, Google is to spend billions to acquire New York office building
Alphabet experiment uses invisible beams of light to create affordable high-speed internet link across Congo River from Brazzaville to Kinshasa
Antitrust regulator in South Korea has fined Google $177m for blocking customised versions of the Android operating system
Despite pledging to halt data transfers due to a repressive security law in Hong Kong, Google reportedly has handed over some data
'Disproportionate fine' says Google, as it files appeal against 500 million euros penalty imposed by France’s competition regulator
Search engine giant Google, joins Amazon, Facebook and Apple in delaying staff return to offices and campuses, citing Coronavirus 'uncertainity'
Alphabet-owned autonomous driving company Waymo ends two-year effort at selling in-house lidar to outside firms, following executive departures
Alphabet's self-driving car division Waymo expands its testing program for its self-driving taxis to some San Francisco residents
The dedicated health unit at Google has been disbanded, with its 570 staff sent to different divisions within the Alphabet empire
New undersea cable from Facebook and Google to connect Japan with south east Asia, to increase capacity, redundancy and reliability
Google staff who opt to work from home on a permanent basis in the United States, may have their salaries adjusted, it is being reported
Armageddon bolthole? Co-founder of Google, Larry Page, was granted residency in New Zealand earlier this year after medical emergency
Sorry Qualcomm. Pixel 6 smartphones arriving later this year will feature in-house Tensor processors designed by Google itself
Employees looking to return to work in the offices of Facebook and Google will be required to be vaccinated
Google's 'vulnerability reward program' has found over 11,000 bugs and paid out $29m over past ten years, but now has a 'major makeover'
Not another lawsuit. 37 US states slap Google with another antitrust lawsuit over the fees its charges for its Play Store
Fresh round of investment into self-driving division of Alphabet, to help grow Waymo and develop its autonomous driving tech