The Members are calling for no employee-related information to be transferred until protections are in place to ensure that workers’ sensitive information cannot be identified, profiled, or misused.
Press Spirit Airlines and Google to prevent any employee-related data transfer until enforceable worker privacy safeguards are in place.
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Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) and Senator Elizabeth Warren led 119 Members of Congress in a letter to Spirit Airlines CEO, Dave Davis, and Google CEO, Sundar Piachi, urging the companies to protect the privacy of thousands of former Spirit employees.
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We therefore urge Google and Spirit to address these concerns and establish meaningful, enforceable safeguards before the proposed transaction proceeds. At a minimum, no employee-related information should be transferred until appropriate protections are in place to ensure that workers’ sensitive information cannot be identified, profiled, or misused.
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The verified commitment sought no employee-related information transfer until worker privacy protections were in place. Verified evidence shows Horsford materially advanced the effort by leading a congressional letter urging Spirit and Google to protect former employees' privacy, but it does not verify that the transfer was stopped, delayed, or conditioned on safeguards. With no documented deadline expired and no verified outcome evidence, this remains unresolved rather than delivered or partial.