Apple CEO Tim Cook fielded questions regarding pressing employee relations topics in an all-hands meeting on Friday, and while he acknowledged certain issues, some workers were not placated by his answers.
Cook, along with SVP of Retail and People Deirdre O’Brien, addressed a range of subjects from pay equity to Texas’ new abortion law in a meeting broadcast to employees around the world, reports The New York Times.
Activist employees told the publication that Cook answered only two of a number of questions they wanted to ask. The report fails to detail what those two questions were, but notes the Apple chief did comment on pay equity, at least in part.
The company regularly assesses compensation practices to ensure employees are paid fairly, Cook and O’Brien said, according to the report.
“When we find any gaps at all, which sometimes we do, we close them,” O’Brien said.
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