
Amidst an ongoing storm of allegations of sexual misconduct in Silicon Valley, The Information reports that Android creator and Essential founder Andy Rubin quit Google in 2014 after nine years at the company, after an investigation revealed that he had engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate. It isn’t clear if sexual harassment or assault took place; the investigation began after the employee complained to Google’s HR department about her relationship with Rubin. The company’s policies prohibit employees from entering into relationships with subordinates. Following that, HR is said to have recommended that Rubin face disciplinary action, though it…
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