Michael Pfyl News Today

A judge appointed by the NLRB ruled that Google must release more than 1,000 documents about Project Vivian, an internal management program created for the purpose of discouraging workers from participating in workplace activism and union organizing.

New court documents reveal that Google attempted to keep details of its anti-union campaign confidential by claiming attorney-client privilege.

A judge has ordered Google to turn over hundreds of internal documents — many related to its efforts to quash an employee union — as part of a National Labor

More information about Google’s anti-union efforts is coming out, thanks to a ruling by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).

A newly released National Labor Relations Board ruling has revealed that Google execs conducted a top-secret campaign to discourage staffers from unionizing.