Now, why does a primarily volunteer-driven public good organisation operate like the sweatshoppiest tech corp?
>>109394302Wikipedia deserves to die. It's a cartel of a few entitled unemployed trans far leftist mods. It's like Stackoverflow.
mr whales needs another private island to rape kids on, if you don't like it then move to communist china
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>>109394313A leftist tranny cartel would be able to form a union, surely? Truth is, Wikimedia is taken over by the MBA bourgeoisie
>>109394530kek, you are so naive
>>109394302The answers can be found by searching WP:CANCER in the wikipedia search bar.
why does it have workers in the first place
>>109394313Wikipedia is so much worse than stackoverflow (which is dying anyway).
>>109394302Communist propaganda network
>>109394302Merriam Webster did it better.
They're headquartered in San Francisco. Can't imagine it's legal there to ignore a unionization vote. Anyway, here's their finances. Something to keep in mind when they start begging for donations again.
Fuck.Wikimedia.Kikes.
>>109394302It looks bad on the surface but what Wikimedia is asking for is an actual election with secret ballots. Leftists have been known to use all manner of threat tactics to get workers to sign union cards, which is what happened here. Union cards are not private. Everyone can see who did and did not sign a union card. People refusing to sign union cards have been physically assaulted during other unionization efforts, which is why it is important to have an actual secret ballot election over seen by a government arbitrator. That should, at least in theory, keep either side from cheating.
>>109396024they’re barely making it by those numbers. why are their costs so high?
>>109396207donations to foreign charities owned by the cabal members
>>109394927Name a free country that has unions backing a communist party. I dare you.
>>109396029>$86M on infraLiterally how. I work at a S&P5 company and our infra budget is roughly around that. We serve a hell of a lot more traffic than they do.
>>109396207Large salaries for senior management, generous donations to social causes senior management likes but don't want to donate their personal money to, and general inefficiency that comes with getting free money.
>>109396166Corporate efforts to suppress unions make the card-signing legitimate.>People refusing to sign union cards have been physically assaulted during other unionization effortsWeird, not this one though, right? So what was the problem?
>>109394302The DNC also engages in bad labor practices. They have a standard operating procedure of firing everyone after a campaign.Yes, really.
>>109396024185 mil is pretty small actually.
>>109394302why does a non profit need a unionunions are if your boss gets 10k per month but pays you minimum wage
>>109394313First post kike post.>you shouldn't have access to information including but not limited to my early life section because evil trannies or something
>>109396688Infrastructure is a huge umbrella category that includes all sorts of Jewish sub categories. The actual web hosting and server costs are miniscule. Fuck.Wikimedia.Kikes. Never donate them a single penny.
The largest individual grants from the Wikimedia Foundation's Knowledge Equity Fund were awarded in the first round (announced September 2021), with the Howard University School of Law and the Institute for Intellectual Property and Social Justice (IIPSJ) receiving the single highest amount of $260,000 for a two-year fellowship.Several other organizations received substantial grants of $250,000 in that same initial round: Arab Reporters for Investigative Journalism (ARIJ) (Jordan) Borealis Philanthropy’s Racial Equity in Journalism Fund (USA) STEM en Route to Change (SeRCH) Foundation (USA) Subsequent rounds featured different grant sizes, generally ranging from $50,000 to $290,000. For instance, in the second round (announced August 2023), the Black Cultural Archives (UK) received $290,000, which stands as one of the largest single awards in the fund's history. The fund, capitalized at $4.5 million, has since completed its grantmaking cycles, focusing on organizations addressing racial equity in free knowledge across regions like Africa, Asia, Latin America, and North America.
>>109394302wikipedia is a democrat propaganda outlet and democrats love their slaves, always have
>>109394302Xeeting something like "$orgName says trans rights" costs about $0 (though the marketing department probably did a study, or at least workshopped it first).Supporting a union in their own ranks, though, is a genuine sacrifice of the interests of management and shareholders/stakeholders.It might, therefore, be the truest test of sincerity in proclamation of "progressive" "corporate values". I'm not sure it's ever been defeated.>>109394313I wouldn't say it deserves to die, but it deserves to feel (and would be made better by feeling) the fear of death.
>>109396853Wikimedia's CEO, Maryana Iskander, received over half a million in 2024, the last year they reported salaries. Anusha Alikhan, the CCO, made $360k. Aeryn Palmer and Dhaval Patel, the heads of legal and finance, made over $300k each. The head of "culture" made $370. The head of HR made $400k, which is close to the $410k the head of fund raising made. There are many other "executive" positions that made similar money.
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