Facebook content moderators in Ireland demand work-from-home rights
‘They’ve made it abundantly clear that our health & safety and lives don’t matter to them’
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Facebook content moderators in Ireland met with Deputy Prime Minister Leo Varadkar today to demand work-from-home rights. They say the company forced them back into the office, even as COVID-19 cases spiked.
“We should be working from home just like employees,” said Ibrahim Halawa, a former political prisoner and law student who works as a Facebook content moderator. “We should have the same mental health care they get, the same benefits but we don’t. Facebook can’t exist without us, and it should stop treating us as second-class citizens.”
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