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In reply to the discussion: New York Times Reporter Apparently Fired For Biden Tweet [View all]ProfessorGAC
(75,549 posts)11. This Is An Odd Story
Is there a condition of employment we don't know about?
Something like reporters not offering opinion, especially on other media?
That hardly seems a fireable offense, but I do think this points to a downside of social media fascination.
Her job was to report for her employer. Perhaps staying off Twitter, except to promote her stories published in her paper would be an appropriate approach.
As to the foolish & vulgar personal attacks; there's not a defense to that by anyone.
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the long thread by Josh Shahryar is unrolled here and worth a read--she sounds so amazing. And kind
renate
Jan 2021
#52
It is not the responsibility of an employer to make public why someone was fired
MichMan
Jan 2021
#24
I wish she had referred to the 'peaceful transition of power after an insurrection.'
SMC22307
Jan 2021
#61
What to keep to yourself with friends, family, coworkers, on social media, at DU
Beringia
Jan 2021
#35