Google scraps diversity-based hiring targets, WSJ reports
- Google has decided to end its diversity, equity, and inclusion hiring targets and is reviewing its diversity policies, as reported by BBC News.
- The company had previously set a five-year goal to increase underrepresented leadership by 30%, particularly after George Floyd's murder in 2020, according to BBC News.
- Many companies, including Amazon and Meta, have also rolled back their DEI initiatives, following pressure from the Trump administration, as mentioned in the report.
- Apple has resisted this trend, urging investors to maintain DEI policies, while Target faces a lawsuit related to its DEI measures, according to BBC News.
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