Google Workers Will Now Be Able to Use Class Action Rights

The video discusses Google's shift in arbitration policies, particularly after employee protests following the Andy Rubin case. Previously, Google employees were bound by mandatory arbitration agreements, but changes now extend to contractors, allowing them to avoid forced arbitration. This shift could lead to potential lawsuits against Google, though it hasn't affected investor confidence. The changes highlight the growing influence of employees in shaping company policies, as seen in their mobilization around various issues like the Pentagon contract and work in China.

What implications could arise from the enforcement of arbitration agreements with contractors?

What concerns do investors have regarding the potential lawsuits against Google?