Re:Facebook Fired Employee Who Collected Evidence of Potenti...
by belorn on Friday August 07, 2020 @02:54AM
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From further down the comments: "robber baron, slaver, and plunderer"
Calling people by those things in a work environment might not be the best strategy to demonstrate process irregularities.
He wasn't fired for how he said it. The post was taken down for that. He was fired because he demonstrated that leadership is dishonest. They rewrote norms on the fly to justify firing over normal access to non-user data.