> they are very expensive > the costs of decreased productivity and morale I don't dispute any of that. I just mean that they can legally do it, and they don'

> they are very expensive > the costs of decreased productivity and morale I don't dispute any of that. I just mean that they can legally do it, and they don't have to justify it, they don't have to put employees on PIP, they don't have to give reasons why every employee was included. I mean, Elon Musk can basically walk into Twitter and haphazardly fire a ton of people. The consequences may be bad, but it's "easy" in the sense that he can just do it whenever he wants. Even more so for individual firings as opposed to mass layoffs.