Cher Scarlett, one of many lead organizers of the #AppleToo motion, is leaving the corporate on Friday. Scarlett was the face of the motion and related with staff with grievances to air through Apple’s Slack channels and on social media. The former Apple safety engineer was additionally one of many staff who filed a grievance in opposition to the tech big with the National Labor Relations Board, accusing the corporate of suppressing staff’ organizing efforts and interfering with surveys involving gender pay fairness.

According to Bloomberg, Scarlett reached a settlement with the iPhonemaker relating to the NLRB grievance and has already requested a withdrawal. She did not expose the small print of the settlement, however her lawyer Alek Felstiner, instructed Bloomberg News: “The matter was settled privately and the request for withdrawal is pending before the board. We hope the crucial organizing work at Apple will continue.”

It’s unclear what’s going to occur to the #AppleToo motion with Scarlett’s departure. Its website, which publishes office tales from Apple staff and staff, hasn’t had an replace over the previous 10 days. That mentioned, Scarlett is not the one face of the motion. Most of the posts on the web site are by Janneke Parrish, the opposite #AppleToo lead organizer who was fired by the corporate again in October. Apple fired its former program supervisor for allegedly sharing personal data, one thing that Parrish denies. When particulars of an organization assembly had been leaked to the press, Apple investigated Parrish and confiscated her work units. She deleted some apps and work data earlier than doing so, which Apple interpreted as being noncompliant with its investigation. 

Aside from Scarlett, former Apple senior engineering program supervisor Ashley Gjøvik additionally filed a grievance with the NLRB. She mentioned she spent months speaking to Apple about unsafe working circumstances and sexism within the office and was placed on indefinite paid administrative depart after elevating her issues. Apple fired Gjøvik in September.