Over 1,400 Google employees signed a petition this week calling for more job security and asked the company to implement buyouts, or financial incentive packages to leave the company voluntarily, instead of resorting to mass layoffs.

Google employees have begun a petition for “job security” after CFO Anat Ashkenazi in October said the company could “push a little further” with cost cuts.

Google employees have begun circulating an internal petition titled “job security” ahead of expected cost cuts this year. TakeAway Points: Google employees have begun a petition for “job security” as they expect more layoffs by the company.

Google employees in the US and Canada are circulating a petition expressing concerns about their jobs amid anticipated cost cuts this year, according to reports. The petition, as reported by CNBC, has so far gathered more than 1,250 employee signatures.

Google staffers petition CEO directly for fairer severance packages and voluntary redundancies as unease spreads. The post Google Employees Launch Petition to Save Their Jobs appeared first on Tech.co.

Google laid off thousands of employees in the past two years, which has left some employees feeling insecure about keeping their jobs.

Google employees have launched a petition named Job Security, voicing concerns over planned cost cuts for 2025. With over 1,250 supporters, the petition reflects anxiety about job stability amid layoffs since 2023,

In the said petition, the employees have argued that Google is financially stable, so the layoffs don't make sense.