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Grindr has issued a return-to-office policy requiring US staff to relocate to other cities, just two weeks after its workers announced they were unionizing
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- Grindr Tells Unionizing Workers: Move Across The Country or Be Fired
- Published
- Aug 8 2023
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two weeks to decide, then six weeks to move (potentially cross-country) or two weeks before you're gone.
firing-by-forcing-them-to-quit like this is called constructive dismissal
it would be an incredibly shitty move, even if the timing was a total coincidence and had nothing to do with the unionization.
The most damning part of it is that they're demanding employees relocate across the country, within a month at their own expense, to an office which doesn't yet even exist:
This is a staggering lack of self awareness for a business that serves a community from which people are still alive (though maybe not quite active on the app) that needed collective action just to get basic human rights.