Ever since Elon Musk successfully bought Twitter, many controversies have been surrounding his name, from wanting to charge money for the blue verification to major cutouts in the company’s personnel.
Following his acquisition of the company, Twitter said it will let its employees know if they will be let go on Friday. The social media giant claimed that the layoffs are “an effort to place Twitter on a healthy path” in an internal email.
The corporation didn’t specify the size of the cuts in a memo it delivered to employees on Thursday, according to The Wall Street Journal. A regulatory filing states that Twitter had more than 7,500 employees at the beginning of this year.
According to the email obtained by The Wall Street Journal, employees would hear from management by 9 a.m. regarding whether they were impacted on Friday.
The company also stated that credential access would be suspended and that its offices would be temporarily closed.
“We recognize that this will impact a number of individuals who have made valuable contributions to Twitter, but this action is, unfortunately, necessary to ensure the company’s success moving forward,” said the email.
As it prepares for these huge layoffs, Twitter is being sued; the lawsuit claims that the firm did not provide employees enough notice of the job losses.
Twitter has been the target of a class-action lawsuit in federal court in San Francisco, disclosed Bloomberg.
According to the same news source, the complaint alleges that Twitter failed to provide adequate notice of layoffs to its staff.
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