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Re:Google says its sex misconduct policy change doesn't appl... by dfxm12 on Tuesday November 20, 2018 @11:15AM (#18494943)
Free publicity about having a safe work place, gaining a competitive advantage with regards to attracting talent based on this new policy, being seen as a pioneer as many other large firms inevitably adopt a similar policy, which leads to further publicity, which leads to attracting more talent, etc.

Sometimes fulfilling fiduciary obligations and creating a safer work environment aren't mutually exclusive...

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Re:Google says its sex misconduct policy change doesn't appl... by save_ferris on Tuesday November 20, 2018 @11:29AM (#18495074)
I agree that they aren't mutually exclusive, but there's a lot of aggressive degenerative arguing about how Google only cares about profits and nothing else in this thread. Absolutely no nuance to the argument.
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