GitHub reverses course, cites 'significant errors of judgment' in firing of Jewish employee

GitHub CEO Nat Friedman.
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GitHub admitted on Sunday that it made "significant errors of judgement" when it fired an employee who suggested that "Nazis" were among the Capitol rioters. 
The company said its head of HR stepped down on Saturday, and that it is offering the employee his job back. 
"To the employee we wish to say publicly: we sincerely apologize," Erica Brescia, GitHub's COO, said in a statement. 
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