Striking NYT employees create their own Wordle

Workers’ strike in New York Timesleaves some unusual injuries along the way, such as the gaming section of a media conglomerate: Wardle and connections.

The guild is made up of more than 600 unionized tech workers, including software engineers, product managers, data analysts and designers, the people behind the publisher’s games as well as the Cooking app. from the Times. The union’s GoFundMe site for the strike says it is negotiating its first contract in two years, but management from the Times “dawdled” and even allegedly committed unfair labor practices by complying with demands to return to the office without negotiations and attempts to intimidate striking members.

The union explained that it insists on Times eliminate racial pay disparities for your workers and provide real job security.

Therefore, trade unionists asked the readers of the publication as an act of solidarity, do not play NYT games, including Wordle and Connections.

The union also accuses management of disproportionately targeting women and people of color in a “arbitrary disciplinary process.”