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More than 600 employees have logged in "Google"On a petition in this regard.The move is due to news that CBP is preparing to launch a tender for a major cloud computing contract.
Potential participants in the "Google" solicitation And "Microsoft"And" Amazon ".
The petition was published on the website "Media.com" That "Supplier hasFor cloud computing The winner of this tender will streamline the Agency's infrastructure and thus facilitate its violation of human rights. "
Text explained "It's time to pile up the ranks and refuse to take part in such an agreement".
The signatories of the petition called on the Silicon Valley-based group to publicly pledge not to support government agencies, such as those responsible for immigration and customs control, the Office for Refugee Reintegration and Customs and Border Protection Agency.
They considered that "Google will compromise its integrity in return for minor financial gains" by providing technological support to these agencies in the current situation.
And last year, released "Google" from a call for bids for a huge contract with the Pentagon in the field of cloud computing valued at $ 10 billion at the Following the protest of some of her employees, she asked the company not to engage in gun deals.
It was for my staff "Google" In recent years, notable movements have occurred in various areas, such as badual harbadment in the workplace and cooperation with the Chinese government.
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More than 600 Google employees have signed a petition. The move is due to news that CBP is preparing to launch a tender for a major cloud computing contract.
Potential bidders include Google, Microsoft and Amazon.
"The cloud computing vendor that will win this call for tenders will streamline the agency's infrastructure and thus facilitate its human rights violation," says the petition.
"It is time to join the ranks and refuse to take part in such an agreement," said the text.
The signatories of the petition called on the Silicon Valley-based group to publicly pledge not to support government agencies, such as those responsible for immigration and customs control, the Office for Refugee Reintegration and Customs and Border Protection Agency.
They felt that "Google would undermine its integrity in return for minimal financial gains" by providing technological support to these agencies in the current situation.
Last year, Google has withdrawn from a call for tenders for a mbadive 10 billion dollar deal with the Pentagon in the cloud computing field, to following a demonstration by some employees who asked the company not to engage in gun-related business.
In recent years, Google employees have made significant moves in a variety of areas, such as workplace badual harbadment and cooperation with the Chinese government.
