Grammarly continues to pay staffers who joined Ukrainian army


The startup’s Kyiv hub. Grammarly also offered paid leaves of absence for workers who were forced to flee their homes because of the fighting. — Grammarly

Grammarly Inc, one of the most valuable tech startups in the US, is continuing to pay full salaries and benefits to its employees based in Ukraine who have joined the country’s army to fight against the Russian invasion, the company’s chief executive officer said on March 21.

“The team is, first and foremost, focused on their safety,” CEO Brad Hoover said, declining to specify how many of his employees had joined Ukraine’s defense effort. Prior to the war, nearly half of Grammarly’s more than 600 staffers were based in Ukraine.

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