Author: Brandon A. Weber / Source: Big Think
- 48 people have been terminated from Google for sexual misconduct in the last two years.
- 13 of those were senior management.
- The highest-level senior manager manager accused—creator of the Android OS Andy Rubin—is the only one who received a $90-million “golden parachute”.
Google has a bit of a PR problem on its hands. The exit of Android creator Andy Rubin in 2014 was accompanied by talk of his many relationships with other Google staffers, as well as the verified sexual misconduct incident that caused his removal. Google kept quiet about the misconduct, struck a $90-million exit deal with Rubin, and invested heavily in his next venture, The New York Times reports.
Google’s co-founder Larry Page released a public statement at the time of Rubin’s departure: “I want to wish Andy all the best with what’s next. With Android he created something truly remarkable—with a billion-plus happy users.”
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Andy Rubin, creator of the Android OS, has been accused of verified sexual misconduct.
Rubin is one of three Google execs who were made to leave the company after sexual misconduct…
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