IT Firm Offers To Help Texas Employees Relocate After Abortion Law

Salesforce, a US-based software company, told its employees it respects "that we all have deeply held and different perspectives," according to an internal note quoted by CNBC.

The IT giant Salesforce has offered to help relocate its employees working in Texas, following the passage of a restrictive abortion law in the conservative US state. "If you want to move we'll help you exit TX," Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff said in a tweet on Friday, adding a link to a CBNC article that first reported the move. The law, which bans abortion after six weeks, has prompted outrage among women's rights activists and Democrats, and the Biden administration is looking for legal ways to block it. Salesforce, a San Francisco-based software company, told its employees that it respects "that we all have deeply held and different perspectives," according to an internal note quoted by CNBC.