Google Agrees to Enhanced Privacy Protections in Spirit Airlines Data Acquisition
Alphabet Inc.'s Google has reached an agreement with labor unions to implement stricter privacy measures regarding the acquisition of employee data from the defunct Spirit Airlines. This development follows concerns raised by representatives for the airline's workforce concerning how personal information would be handled during the transition. The deal, valued at approximately $10 million, is expected to move toward final approval next week. By addressing these privacy safeguards, Google has cleared a significant regulatory and labor-related hurdle that previously threatened the completion of the data transfer.
Topics: Acquisition Data Privacy Labor Unions
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