Grindr employees working from home were given 2 weeks to decide to move across the country to work in person or lose their jobs

• Employees at LGBTQ+ dating site Grindr are being asked to return to work in person. 
• The company gave employees two weeks to decide if they could move by October. 
• The company's employees say Grindr could be retaliating against them for trying to form a union.

Management at the popular LGBTQ+ dating app Grindr is asking workers to return to the office or lose their jobs, prompting outrage from employees who say the move will upend their lives.