#wikifired — Public Fediverse posts
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It appears that several WMF managers have failed to abide by Wikimedia values: the behaviour described in [1] would not be tolerated on a Wikimedia wiki. Anyone behaving that way would be asked to cease their disruptive behaviour, and if unwilling or unable to cease, would be blocked or banned.[3] Express solidarity: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wiki_Workers_United#Individuals
[4] Express willingness to participate in an editorial strike if WWU requests it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wiki_Workers_United_solidarity#Signatures
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It appears that several WMF managers have failed to abide by Wikimedia values: the behaviour described in [1] would not be tolerated on a Wikimedia wiki. Anyone behaving that way would be asked to cease their disruptive behaviour, and if unwilling or unable to cease, would be blocked or banned.[3] Express solidarity: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wiki_Workers_United#Individuals
[4] Express willingness to participate in an editorial strike if WWU requests it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wiki_Workers_United_solidarity#Signatures
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"After I stated my concerns about the unethical conduct to my manager, I faced retaliation and was ultimately fired, which involved more problematic conduct by #WMF management and HR. ... I reached out to many of my colleagues at WMF and learned of many other instances of potentially problematic conduct by WMF management and HR. ... [this is] widespread, and [there’s] apparently no accountability for it." [1]
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"After I stated my concerns about the unethical conduct to my manager, I faced retaliation and was ultimately fired, which involved more problematic conduct by #WMF management and HR. ... I reached out to many of my colleagues at WMF and learned of many other instances of potentially problematic conduct by WMF management and HR. ... [this is] widespread, and [there’s] apparently no accountability for it." [1]