Washingtonian CEO Cathy Merrill suggested that employees who choose to remain remote should lose their benefits. Now, her staffers aren’t working in protest.
A representative response: “GUEST ROOM? What are we too poor to have a POOL HOUSE?”
The newspaper is facing criticism for its decision, including among its own reporters.
It’s a cautionary tale in the hidden logistical hurdles of sites like GoFundMe.
The median salary for women is about $18,000 less than men, according to the Washington Post Newspaper Guild.
We crunched some numbers.
“It’s going to be hard. I just wish they had at least given me a heads up,” says the hawker outside of the Rhode Island Ave-Brentwood Metro station.
Rather than the newspaper’s current slogan, “Democracy dies in darkness,” this ersatz version says, “Democracy awakens in action.”
Turns out, not that often.
