Trump Likely to Drop Google Gender Discrimination Investigation – #BossTalk Podcast

By: April 20, 2017

According to one study, only 31% of Google’s employees are women. The Department of Labor has opened an investigation into whether or not the company discriminates against women.
Now the Department of Labor is suing Google to get them to release more internal data on diversity. However, Google is not cooperating with the investigation.
University of Wyoming Labor Law Professor Mike Duff tells Payday’s Mike Elk that it is likely the Trump Administration will slowly kill the investigation. Duff and Elk discuss what type of enforcement actions the Trump Administration is going to allow and why the Google investigation is unlikely to continue.
Join us on this episode of #BossTalk as we explore Google and so much more.

About the Author

Mike Elk
Mike Elk is an Emmy-nominated labor reporter and alumni of the Guardian. In addition to filing nearly 2,000 stories from 46 states, Elk traveled with Lula from Sáo Bernando do Campos all the way to the Oval Office in the White House. Credited by the Washington Post for being the first reporter to track the strike wave systematically, Elk started Payday Report using his NLRB settlement from being illegally fired for union organizing in 2015. He lives in his hometown of Pittsburgh and works frequently in Rio de Janeiro, where he attended college at PUC-Rio. He speaks both Portuguese and Pittsburghese fluently. His email is [email protected]

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