Over 650 workers at Google owner Alphabet Inc are demanding it offer abortion benefits to contractors, suspend donations to anti-abortion politicians and expand travel benefits.
, to offer abortion benefits to contractors, halt donations to anti-abortion politicians and expand travel benefits.
The Alphabet Workers Union also made demands on "protecting" Google employees "from corporate influence." the Supreme Court justices
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