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The Verge on 2021-01-29 19:37

Facebook content moderators in Ireland demand work-from-home rights

Workers met with Deputy Prime Minister Leo Varadkar on January 29th. They’re asking the Irish government to step in, saying Facebook and Covalen ...

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