European Job Sites Complain About Google to EU Competition Commissioner

Google is facing another possible anti-trust investigation overseas: Nearly two dozen European companies have signed a letter sent to European Union officials accusing the search giant of using its position to stifle competition in the online job listing market. The group of 23 European job sites signed a letter to Margrethe Vestager, the EU’s competition commissioner, asserting that Google is favoring its own job-search tool over other sites when individuals look for jobs.

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