5.6% of staff signed a petition and 1.6% resigned.
In comparison, the largest petition in the US was 4.6 million signatures, a mere 1.8% of the working age population.
In comparison, the largest petition in the US was 4.6 million signatures, a mere 1.8% of the working age population.
So more than 1 in 100 of Google's employees resigned because of the contract? That doesn't seem right, do you have a source for that. That would be huge news. Was it 1% of one particular department only?
> 5.6% of staff signed a petition and 1.6% resigned.
1.6% would be almost 12,000, not 12. I'm not familiar with this case but a quick search corroborated that it was a dozen employees that walked out.