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Originally posted by AtW View Post“ Facebook moderators forced to work in Dublin office despite high-tier lockdown
Exclusive: Contract staff deemed essential workers as firm’s own employees work from home
Facebook moderators working for one of the company’s Dublin-based contractors are being forced to go into the office, even as Ireland returns to its highest tier of Covid lockdown, after their employer categorised them as “essential workers”.
Staff with personal shielding requirements are exempt from the order, but those with high-risk family members at home have been told by the contractor, CPL, that they are still required in the office.“
Facebook moderators forced to work in Dublin office despite high-tier lockdown | Technology | The Guardian
I guess that explains why Old Greg’s sockies were so quiet on here recently, come to think of it - Gricers too...
All social media and especially forum moderators are essential workers. You should know that.
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Moderate DOOM
“ Facebook moderators forced to work in Dublin office despite high-tier lockdown
Exclusive: Contract staff deemed essential workers as firm’s own employees work from home
Facebook moderators working for one of the company’s Dublin-based contractors are being forced to go into the office, even as Ireland returns to its highest tier of Covid lockdown, after their employer categorised them as “essential workers”.
Staff with personal shielding requirements are exempt from the order, but those with high-risk family members at home have been told by the contractor, CPL, that they are still required in the office.“
Facebook moderators forced to work in Dublin office despite high-tier lockdown | Technology | The Guardian
I guess that explains why Old Greg’s sockies were so quiet on here recently, come to think of it - Gricers too...Tags: None
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