Twitter now lays off 4,400 contractual workers
Elon Musk is said to have terminated roughly 3,800 employees, or about 50% of the workforce at Twitter, in addition to at least 4,400 contractual employees. Platformer and Axios have reported that the microblogging platform is currently firing contract workers. "Contractors just lose access to Slack and email without receiving any notice at all. Managers became aware of it when their employees abruptly vanished from the system "Casey Newton of Platformer tweeted. He wrote on Facebook, "They heard nothing from their leaders.
Elon Musk is said to have terminated roughly 3,800 employees, or about 50% of the workforce at Twitter, in addition to at least 4,400 contractual employees. Platformer and Axios have reported that the microblogging platform is currently firing contract workers. "Contractors just lose access to Slack and email without receiving any notice at all. Managers became aware of it when their employees abruptly vanished from the system "Casey Newton of Platformer tweeted. He wrote on Facebook, "They heard nothing from their leaders.
It was previously reported that Elon Musk, the newly appointed owner of Twitter, sent out his first email to employees informing them that Work From home (WFH) would no longer be allowed and that employees would need to put in a minimum of 40 hours per week in the office, barring any special circumstances that he would personally approve. Musk was responding to a tweet that shared a news claiming that the Irish employees of the billionaire businessman must return to Dublin by november 14.
Elon Musk is said to have terminated roughly 3,800 employees, or about 50% of the workforce at Twitter, in addition to at least 4,400 contractual employees. Platformer and Axios have reported that the microblogging platform is currently firing contract workers. "Contractors just lose access to Slack and email without receiving any notice at all. Managers became aware of it when their employees abruptly vanished from the system "Casey Newton of Platformer tweeted. He wrote on Facebook, "They heard nothing from their leaders.
It was previously reported that Elon Musk, the newly appointed owner of Twitter, sent out his first email to employees informing them that Work From home (WFH) would no longer be allowed and that employees would need to put in a minimum of 40 hours per week in the office, barring any special circumstances that he would personally approve. Musk was responding to a tweet that shared a news claiming that the Irish employees of the billionaire businessman must return to Dublin by november 14.