Microsoft has reportedly begun firing its “low-performance” workers, with a portion of the job cuts not providing severance pay, as the tech company switches up their work style approach — according to a new report.
Read More Microsoft Cracks Down On ‘Underperformers,’ Cutting Some Jobs Without Severance Pay
In a surprising move, The New York Times Tech Guild that represents hundreds of the giant newspaper’s tech staffers went on strike on Monday, just one day before Election Day.
Read More Hundreds Of New York Times Tech Workers Strike In Lead-Up To Election Day
A former high school French teacher who was previously fired for refusing to acknowledge the preferred pronouns of a student who identified as transgender has now received a settlement of $575,000 from the Virginia school board after a conservative advocacy group fought for him.
Read More Virginia School Board Ordered to Pay $575K to Teacher Fired Over Pronoun Dispute
A recording of a former New York City health official discussing attending sex parties and other raunchy, drug-fueled parties while the city was forcefully advising people to exercise social distancing and other measures has led to his termination in the private sector.
Read More NYC’s Former COVID Adviser Fired After Admitting to Attending Sex and Drug Parties During Pandemic
Nine staff members of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNWRA) have been fired for their possible involvement in the deadly October 7th attack on Israel.
Read More 9 Additional UNRWA Staff Fired For Suspected Involvement In October 7 Attack
The principal of a Catholic middle school in California “completely humiliated” a student by preventing him from giving his long-prepared speech on patriotism. She also later called the police to report the student’s father’s tame confrontation with her.
Read More Calif: Catholic School Forbids 13-Year-Old Student From Delivering ‘Patriotic’ Speech