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Google at centre of £70m 'sexual harassment' pay-off row

Google at centre of £70m 'sexual harassment' pay-off row

Forty-eight Google employees have been sacked following sexual harassment allegations over the last two years, the company’s CEO has revealed.

The axed employees included 13 senior managers. Google’s CEO, Sundar Pichai said that employees who lost their jobs on the grounds of sexual harassment didn’t receive a severance package.

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