Productivity vs wellbeing | Grindr appears to slash remote working in efforts to quell unionisation

Grindr appears to slash remote working in efforts to quell unionisation
Grindr appears to slash remote working in efforts to quell unionisation

Grindr, the well-known LGBTQ dating company, is currently embroiled in a labour dispute as allegations surface that the company is employing a new return-to-office policy to suppress employee efforts to unionise.

Workers have raised concerns that the recent restrictions on remote work and threats of termination unless they relocate to in-person offices are direct responses to the unionisation drive. The Communications Workers of America (CWA) has filed a complaint with the US National Labour Relations Board, accusing Grindr of using this policy as a punitive measure.

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