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“If you are in an office or on your way to an office, please return home,”– says a mail from Twitter to most of the people of San Francisco headquarters.
Elon Musk was not kidding when he said that he will transform Twitter into something new and he proved this by explicitly firing everyone he possibly can, and surely he would hire new people or transfer engineers from his other companies after twitter laysoff is completed. At Twitter’s headquarters in San Francisco late Thursday, some employees milled about in one of the building lobbies, still wearing the corporate badges that grant them access to the premises. Some had drinks in hand from a bar attached to Twitter’s office and refreshed their phones for news about cuts.
A class action lawsuit was filed on Thursday against Twitter laysoff by its employees, who argued the company was conducting mass layoffs without providing the required 60-day advance notice, in violation of federal and California law.
The lawsuit also asked the San Francisco federal court to issue an order to restrict Twitter from soliciting employees being laid off to sign documents without informing them of the pendency of the case.
Musk has directed Twitter’s teams to find up to $1 billion in annual infrastructure cost savings, according to two sources familiar with the matter and an internal Slack message reviewed by Reuters. He had already cleared out the company’s senior ranks, firing its chief executive and top finance and legal executives. Others, including those sitting atop the company’s advertising, marketing, and human resources divisions, departed throughout the past week.
