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Announced on Twitter today that he's moving over to work for Wizards of the Coast, and will no longer be freelancing - figured folks here would like to know.
Wishing you the best, Jason!
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Very sad to lose him from the Paizo team but wish him all the best for the future.
Wishing him nothing but the best.
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Congrats on the next chapter, Jason!
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The Paizo Workers Union are losing a dedicated member. Take care Jason - I’m wholly unfamiliar with your creative output for Paizo but your passion (and undeniable zest!) for your fellow workers’ rights was energising and wondrous to see.
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In case you want to "hear" the words directly from the proverbial horses mouth...Jason Tondro's Twitter
Seems there is still a lot of leaving Paizo primarily because of being grossly underpaid.
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I wonder if it would be more "powerful" if the United Paizo Workers took a broader position, became the United Gaming Workers (or some such) and brought in workers from Asmodee, Hasbro, etc. though its possible that some of them simply pay/treat their employees better and union representation is unnecessary. Given how many people leave Paizo for Wizards, it might be the case.
I wonder if it would be more "powerful" if the United Paizo Workers took a broader position, became the United Gaming Workers (or some such) and brought in workers from Asmodee, Hasbro, etc. though its possible that some of them simply pay/treat their employees better and union representation is unnecessary. Given how many people leave Paizo for Wizards, it might be the case.
That is scary, given the horror stories I recall hearing about how Wizards used to treat their employees. Does anyone remember the annual Christmas layoffs?