Grindr Loses Nearly Half Its Workforce After Implementing Return-to-Office Policy, Union Says

Almost half of employees at the dating app Grindr resigned after they were told to return to the office, according to the Communications Workers of America. Grindr told employees in early August they would be required to work in a designated office twice a week, beginning in October. By the end of that month, around 80 of the 178 workers at the LGBT-focused dating app resigned, according to the Communications Workers of America, a media-labor union.