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Amazon warehouse workers are staging their biggest mass action since the pandemic began.

Credit Karma Inc., a fintech company being acquired by Intuit Inc., cut the compensation of all its employees in response to the coronavirus pandemic and faltering economy, according to people familiar with the matter.

Employees face salary reductions of 15% to 50% depending on seniority. Workers who won't comply are eligible for buyouts worth six weeks' pay.

Tim Bray says the company has become 'toxic' and the firings are 'designed to create a climate of fear.'

One well-liked diversity training program at Google called Sojourn was cut entirely, according to seven former and current employees.

Last week, Twitch announced a new Safety Advisory Council intended to provide input on some of Twitch’s most pernicious issues, including work-life balance, safety and moderation, and protection of marginalized groups. The council is made up of social media experts as well as a small handful of streamers. One of those…

"I am getting harassed because I represent a lot of things people hate about diversity and acceptance," Steph "FerociouslySteph" Loehr said.

Last week, we announced the formation of our Safety Advisory Council, a group of online safety experts and Twitch creators we brought together to advise on issues related to trust and safety at Twi...

An Amazon "Delivery Service Partner" called FAE Distributors told workers that there "is no room for negativity" during the pandemic.

The company has already donated 10,000 shields

That’s according to lawyers involved in a settlement announced this week

Current and former moderators will all be paid a minimum of $1,000. Selena Scola filed the case in California.

An Uber customer on Friday asked a Manhattan federal judge to overturn an arbitration win for the company in a price-fixing case, arguing that the arbitrator only ruled in Uber's favor because he was scared.

‘Private companies probably shouldn't be, especially these platform companies, shouldn't be in the position of doing that,’ he told Fox News.

By Simon Sansome In an astonishing recorded call from Facebook, listen below. Ability Access is the UK’s largest disability page with over 12,000 followers and often goes viral. This week is…

The social network apologised for saying people might find images of disabled people "disturbing".

“We should enable as much discussion as possible.”

“If we fail the test case here, history will not judge us kindly,” an employee says. The Facebook posts were cross-posted from Twitter, which took action against them.

Melbourne teens say they were kicked out of an Apple store for being 'dark skinned'

An Alpharetta woman and one of her friends say the Apple Store turned them away after they heard them speaking Farsi.

Staff member recorded saying security guards wanted group of six teenagers to leave Melbourne store because they were worried ‘they might steal something’

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Once again, Apple has been accused of racial discrimination because of retail store employees.

An Apple employee has filed suit with the company claiming that racism has led to him being denied a promotion.

The former Apple store employee in Portland says he was called "boy" by some customers, but management often told him in such instances to "assume positive intent."

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There’s been little evidence in the past that Apple is using facial recognition for surveillance, but it’s possible.

In a call with Facebook employees, who have protested the inaction on Mr. Trump’s messages, Mr. Zuckerberg said his decision was “pretty thorough.”

“We acknowledge and apologize to our Black creators and community who have felt unsafe, unsupported, or suppressed.”

Plus-size influencers have long complained about their posts being flagged on social media, and there are a few reasons why it might be happening.

A new open letter makes one of the strongest cases yet against inaction on Trump’s racist rhetoric.

With Trump and his allies now threatening a military crackdown, it’s time to remove them from Facebook and Twitter.

YouTubers take on YouTube as Google fights to have lawsuit dismissed.

Read the message from Tim

As protests over the police killing of George Floyd continue to spread across the country, LinkedIn employees came together to discuss diversity and inclusion.

Moderators are on their own

Some of the accounts encouraged supporters to attend protests with guns

Nextdoor wants to be the premier neighborhood social network, but people of color don’t feel safe on it.

Inside a private forum, some volunteer moderators for the platform are furious at the company's stance.

The company says that during a test pilot its new algorithmic crime and safety report form reduced racial profiling on its platform.

People on the social platform say that moderators are deleting comments stating “Black Lives Matter” and stifling discussion about the nation’s protests.

Max Temkin is an abuser.

Speaking of #CAHisOver, I guess I should mention the time the owners tried to put the N-word into the game and how Max Tempkin tried to have me fired when I complained. I only found that out in a fact-finding meeting the state of Illinois held. They settled, of course.

I know it'll likely ruin my shot at gainful employment in the future, and that I'll regret doing this for a long time. But, fuck it. Yeah, boy, I've got some stories to tell about #CahIsOver.

There are plenty of ways Disney could strongly discourage the Punisher symbol's use among law enforcement.

A family has been told to remove a temporary gravestone with an image of Spider-Man from a boy's grave after creating it against the wishes of Disney.

Facebook Workplace is used by employers as large as Walmart. The new tool would allow “content control” to prevent certain topics from trending internally.

I have that thread muted at this point but it's funny to watch an all-star cast of characters tag themselves into this

Some developers at Naughty Dog continue to ask themselves a question that has haunted the studio for years: Is it worth it?

Did you know murder is wrong?