GitHub apologizes for firing Jewish person who warned coworkers about Nazis
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GitHub has issued public and private apologies for a controversial incident involving an employee getting fired. What you need to know GitHub apologized for firing a Jewish employee who warned people about Nazis at the U.S. Capitol. The company admits that `significant errors of judgment and procedure` occurred. The company is offering the employee their job back. Microsoft-owned GitHub admitted that `significant errors of judgment and procedure` occurred that led to the firing of a Jewish employee who warned people about Nazis. The company issued a public apology and has offered the person their job back, according to The Verge. GitHub`s head of HR, Carrie Olesen, has also resigned as part of an effort to `[take] personal accountability` for the situation. GitHub met criticism when an employee warned coworkers about Nazis at the U.S. Capitol building. The employee stated, `stay safe homies, Nazis are about` in a Slack channel at GitHub. A coworker took offense at the word Nazi...