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‘Paranoid’ | Google denies making female employee redundant for reporting sexual harassment

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Google has been taken to a tribunal by a former employee who says she was made redundant after reporting a manager for sexual harassment.

Victoria Woodall, who served as a senior head in Google’s UK Sales and Agencies team, claimed she was targeted with a “relentless campaign of retaliation” after blowing the whistle on her colleague.

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