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> You don’t just axe off half a company staff with little to no notice, severance. Do you have a source for the "no severance" part? I've not seen any informa
by Ancapistani 4y ago
> You don’t just axe off half a company staff with little to no notice, severance.
Do you have a source for the "no severance" part?
I've not seen any information at all out there about the conditions under which Twitter employers are being terminated; only the process of informing them of their status.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> Do you have a source for the "no severance" part? The fact that lawsuits have already been filed under the state and federal WARN acts at least suggests that the minimum mandatory pay-in-lieu of notice under those laws has not been paid.
- pipeline_peak 4y agoI don't and I should've deleted it while it was still editable.... So my fault for peppering a big plate of hate, but I can't get over his Sim City 2nd grade playing callousness. I respect that he claims he's doing this to end censorship for societal impact. but so far I don't see anything about a letter, speech, any sign of this guy NOT walking into Twitter HQ like Dr Evil with peoples livelihood at stake. Given he's already at the top, I think PR is such a miniscule issue to him it's simply more efficient to weed people out, regardless of what anyone else thinks of how he chooses to. I guess Superman can step on my face as long as he's saving the world
- j33zusjuice 4y agoManu Cornet posted on his personal site about being let go from Twitter, and said he was given no severance. I’m not sure he was technically part of the mass layoff, or if his removal was pre-layoff.