martybegan
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All he has to do is prove they allowed others to do political activity of a progressive bent, and he has a slam dunk case, and I'm sure they can find plenty of that.
Nope. He signed a contract that specifically prohibited him from engaging in the activity he engaged in. Companies have employment contracts for a reason. Check your own employment contract; I bet it doesn't allow you to engage in political activity during work hours. And it also reserves the right for the company to fire you if you do.
Contracts might mean nothing to you, but they mean plenty to Google.
And you are wrong that it isn't a protected class in California.
But keep trying to move that goalpost....lol....
Protected class for hiring, but not for firing. Google's well within its rights to fire any employee that engages in behavior Google finds unsuitable. That's thanks to you all destroying unions which protect employee free speech. Wondering why you suddenly now have your panties in a twist about it.
If he can show they fired him for the policy but allowed progressives to conduct political work on company time, he proves bias based on content, and that overrides any contract he may have had with google.
And it's not just hiring discrimination, but thanks for trying to shore up your busted point and making yourself look more and more like an ass,.
I won, you lost, now slink away and deal with it.