Post leadership has heard from us — but now they need to hear from you.
Please follow this link to send an email to Post managers urging them to uphold the personal liberty of free speech and respect workers' rights: actionnetwork.org/letters/wash...

Will is not on Slack. But he was in his office. So a member of Guild leadership was able to hand-deliver the messages and explain that his employees were eager to have him read their messages. He said he would.

Fifty members from the Post Guild and @wapotechguild.bsky.social gathered yesterday to deliver the printouts. Adam wasn’t there, so we left him a note!

Juuuuuust to make sure management saw what roughly 150 employees had to say, the Guild printed each message. One set for Opinions editor Adam O’Neal and one for publisher Will Lewis.

Despite being tagged in more than 100 Slack messages, management didn’t respond.

So…

The right to speak freely is the ultimate personal liberty and the foundation of Karen’s 11-year career at The Post. We’re proud to call Karen a colleague and a longtime union sibling. The Post Guild stands with her and will continue to support her and defend her rights.

The Washington Post wrongly fired Opinions columnist Karen Attiah over her social media posts. The Post not only flagrantly disregarded standard disciplinary processes, it also undermined its own mandate to be a champion of free speech.

Please join us in supporting their efforts toward voluntary recognition by signing this letter:
actionnetwork.org/petitions/vo...

We call on Washington Post leadership to voluntarily recognize the Post Tech Guild.

Please join us in supporting their efforts by signing this letter:
actionnetwork.org/petitions/vo...

The vast majority of tech workers have spoken — now it’s on The Post to listen to their employees and commit to good faith contract negotiations. (5)

The more Post employees have the protection of a union, the more collective power we all have to fight for the pay, benefits and conditions we deserve. (4)

This major achievement will ensure our colleagues who innovate, develop and maintain the technologies that support Post journalism have a fair and equal say in our shared workplace. (3)

With a majority of over 300 tech workers signing cards in support of the union, the Tech Guild is seeking voluntary recognition from the company. (2)