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by Wire reports — February 2, 2021 . Search for Google news today and two developments headline the latest developments at the internet giant: Gaming and discrimination. Google is closing the internal studio tasked with developing games for its Stadia cloud-gaming service, a move that raises questions about the future of the Stadia service itself. Google also will pay $2.6 million to more than 5,500 employees and past job applicants to resolve allegations that the internet giant discriminated against female engineers and Asians in California and Washington state. Google launched Stadia in N...

SAN RAMON, Calif. - Google will pay $2.6 million to more than 5,500 employees and past job applicants to resolve allegations that the internet giant discrim

SAN RAMON, Calif. (AP) — Google will pay $2.6 million to more than 5,500 employees and past job applicants to resolve allegations that the internet giant discriminated against female engineers and Asians in California and Washington state. The settlement announced Monday closes a 4-year-old case that the Labor Department brought as part its periodic reviews of the pay practices at federal government contractors such as Google. That inquiry resulted in accusations that during a period spanning from 2014 to 2017, Google paid female engineers less than men in similar positions. The pay discr...

Google will pay $2.6million to 5,500 female and Asian employees and applicants who claim they were underpaid and overlooked for jobs. The internet giant announced the settlement on Monday to resolve the four-year-old allegations in California and Washington state. The settlement closes a case the Labor Department brought as part of its periodic reviews of the pay practices at federal government contractors such as Google.  Google will pay $2.6million to 5,500 female and Asian employees and job applicants who claim they were underpaid and overlooked The inquiry resulted in accusations that du...

1 February 2021, 11:17 pm EST By Google to Pay $3.8 Million for Overlooked Candidates They did NOT Hire and Underpaid Female Engineers  ( Screenshot From Pxhere Official Website ) Google is now being forced to pay up roughly about $3.8 million in order to settle certain allegations when it comes to hiring and pay discrimination. The money would go out to the people they did not hire as well as the unfair and underpaid female engineers. US Department of Labor fines ...