Anthropic tells San Francisco staff to work from home due to possible security team strike
📍 Aftermath
Anthropic initially instructed its San Francisco staff to work from home because of a possible security team strike. It later clarified that the strike was not happening and told most Bay Area employees to resume regular office work, while a labor dispute closed the offices of the security firm it had hired.
Epilogue added 10d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Anthropic Hired North America’s Largest Security Firm. Now a Labor Dispute Has Closed Its Offices inc.com · 63d ago broke it first
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