This is inaccurate. The individuals making comments were not ejected from the conference, they were informed that their words were having effects they might not be intending, they apologized, and returned to the conference.
I can in no way speak for anyone's employer, but it's worth noting that only one of the individuals lost their job.
I currently serve as the co-chair for the PyCon Program Committee, and as a director of the Python Software Foundation.
I think I'd already noted part of this (that there were 2 job losses not 3), but Adria Richards' job certainly counts as part of the fallout from the whole thing as well.
I can in no way speak for anyone's employer, but it's worth noting that only one of the individuals lost their job.
I currently serve as the co-chair for the PyCon Program Committee, and as a director of the Python Software Foundation.