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“We need jobs – but not at any cost”: Kenyan tech workers speak out during President Ruto’s US visit

The open letter is signed by almost a hundred former Facebook, OpenAI and Scale AI workers who lost their livelihoods thanks to Big Tech.

Area of work: Justice for tech workers

Victory for brave Facebook moderator after court says he was fired unfairly after exposing dire working conditions

A court has ruled that a trade union leader in a German Facebook content moderation office was fired unfairly.

Area of work: Justice for tech workers
Facebook and Sama's false redundancy

Back to court: Kenya Facebook content moderators settlement talks collapse

Our Kenyan counsel Mercy Mutemi told the Nairobi court that Meta and Sama were: “buying time and not being genuine.”

Area of work: Justice for tech workers

German content moderators strike a blow against Facebook’s union-busting

Out of 18 positions, workers elected 14 people from the ver.di trade union to the Essen Facebook content moderation office ‘works council’.

Area of work: Justice for tech workers
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NEW CASE: We’re supporting a former content moderator suing TikTok for unfair dismissal and trauma caused by the work

Imagine viewing more than 250 videos of graphic violence each hour, for eight hours a day. That is the daily life of a TikTok content moderator.

Area of work: Justice for tech workers
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Facebook’s global union-busting campaign hits Germany – suspending moderator and trade unionist after he gives evidence to the Bundestag

Through an outsourcing proxy company, Facebook is trampling on the freedom of speech and human rights of their key safety workers.

Area of work: Justice for tech workers

Social media content moderators in Germany launch manifesto for change to the Bundestag!

More than 300 moderators have presented a manifesto to the German parliament calling for an end to their exploitation.

Area of work: Justice for tech workers
Facebook and Sama's false redundancy

Huge ruling in Kenyan court threatens global model of outsourced content moderation – and says that Facebook is the “true employer” of its key safety workers

That means Facebook is legally responsible for these workers.

Area of work: Justice for tech workers

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