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Google is the latest tech firm to drop diversity hiring targets following Trump’s executive orders

betanews Thursday, 6 February 2025 ()
President Trump has issued a slew of executive orders in the early days of his second stint in the White House. Among these are several designed to cut back in government and federal diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives that helped to boost job opportunities for underrepresented groups. Following the executive orders and court rulings, numerous firms – including tech companies such as Amazon and Meta – announced that they were rolling back, revising, or killing off their DEI hiring targets. Now Google has followed suit. See also: Google did not make a public announcements about its change of policy,… [Continue Reading]
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