Silicon Valley's Era of Open Debate Fades as Companies Clamp Down on Employee Dissent

Silicon Valley's era of open debate fades as companies clamp down on employee dissent

In recent years, Silicon Valley has witnessed a sharp shift in how major technology companies respond to employee activism and internal dissent. Once known for a culture encouraging open debate and political engagement, the tech industry is now cracking down on workers who challenge company policies or voice concerns about...Read Entire Article

Big Tech Takes a Harder Line against Worker Activism, Political Dissent

Five years ago, Microsoft divested its stake in an Israeli facial recognition start-up after thousands of employees and activists protested the company’s suspected role in surveilling Palestinian citizens.

Big Tech takes a harder line against worker activism, political dissent

A tighter labor market and lower corporate tolerance have stifled employee input on controversies over company policy, AI safety and the Israel-Gaza war.

When you're going on a trip to China, on many occasions on regional flights between different regions, you don't even need to show your tickets.You just need to put your face in front of a camera, a green check comes out and allows you to board.But the Chinese government isn't the only one using your face for this type of issue.In Spain, to get into the terminal for trips outside the Schengen area you also need to put your camera in front of a c…

Big Tech companies are firing staff who organize protests and rejecting petitions, even as a poor job market discourages worker activism, once ubiquitous in SV

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