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Yes, Facebook is paying $52 million in mental health settlements to moderators. Note that this is spread out over 11,250 moderators, with each to receive a minimum of $1,000 and eligible for additional compensation if they are diagnosed with PTSD.On twitter.com
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Related: axbom/1259464182627471360Permalink On twitter.com
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”[…] lawyers in the case believe that as many as half of them may be eligible for extra pay related to mental health issues associated with their time working for Facebook, including depression and addiction”Permalink On twitter.com
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Remember: the work performed by these moderators will continue, with regular exposure to photos and images of rape, murder, and suicide. FB will add more counselling and require vendors to screen applicants for emotional resiliency as part of the recruiting and hiring process(!)Permalink On twitter.com
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Oh, and they will put up posters about psychological support right next to the work stations where the rapes, murders and violence are being witnessed. How clever.Permalink On twitter.com
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“The preliminary settlement covers moderators working in California, Arizona, Texas, and Florida from 2015 until now.” So, also not the moderators working in other locations. That’s important. The way to get FB to ‘care’ about you is to sue them.Permalink On twitter.com
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If anything, this should serve as an important reminder to everyone of what it takes to keep a platform like Facebook running. To spell it out: Lots and lots of ruined lives.Permalink On twitter.com
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Here’s the story on The Verge (note that the title is somewhat inconsistent with the details in the text): theverge.com/2020/5/12/21255870/facebook-content-moderator-settlement-scola-ptsd-mental-healthPermalink On twitter.com
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In my blog post from February there are several background links under the point (number 5) that I make about the Facebook moderator experience. axbom.blog/five-reasons-why-i-deleted-my-facebook-account/Permalink On twitter.com
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