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Google banned staff from discussing politics at paintings, however the govt now reportedly says that restricts loose speech rights

The Nationwide Hard work Members of the family Board has ordered Google to strike group pointers that ban staff from discussing political and place of business problems, the Wall Side road Magazine reported.
The National Labor Relations Board has ordered Google to strike community guidelines that ban employees from discussing political and workplace issues, the Wall Street Journal reported.

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