Apple banned a pay equity Slack channel
I really think employer hosted employee activism is just ... always a problem.<p>It's a minefield, and one with slack where the employer has all that data, what was said, and who... that's just a mess for EVERYONE.<p>>But that rule has not been evenly enforced. Currently, Apple employees have popular Slack channels to discuss #fun-dogs (more than 5,000 members), #gaming (more than 3,000 members), and #dad-jokes (more than 2,000 members).<p>I would find those more acceptable if I were an employer, even an employee.<p>Edit:  I had a bad typo in this post where I said "employee hosted" and intended it to say "employer" now fixed, thus some of the responses.