Sexual harassment: Google expelled from 48

 [Source](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcTEKPHPgvhoqH4BaoKcaTSggCfd2j_H5359B16Bq7iWoKF3JcDH) Google has expelled 48 employees in two years for sexual harassment On Thursday, the organization chief Sunder Pachai said. On Thursday, the New York Times responded by sending a response to the workers' email. The New York Times reports that Google has defended its three senior executives, who have been accused of sexually assaulting them, in exchange for money. Immediately after this the workers were told to expel 48 employees by email. According to the Reuters report, 13 out of 13 senior managers or more senior employees Pichai also said that the assistance package was not given when the expelled person was expelled from the organization. [Source](http://www.dainik-destiny.com/2018/10/26/1540548996_th.jpg) It was reported that the email was signed by Eulin N'ton, Vice President of Google's Management Department. It is said, employees can complain about inappropriate behavior by leaving the name secret by using the internal tools of the organization. Google's policy is to say, Google's policies have been updated to express any kind of relationship with all the vice-president and senior vice-president with colleagues. Employees are told in the email, "Google is a workplace where Google believes that you feel safe to do your best work, and the consequences are serious if anyone behaves in a disastrous way."