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That can’t be right. That’s nearly $1M per laid off employee.
by rlt 3y ago
That can’t be right. That’s nearly $1M per laid off employee.
- rsynnott 3y agoHow do you work that out? Twitter apparently has about 1000 employees; last year it had 8000. 500M/7000=~70,000 (I assume they weren't _all_ laid off, but you'd expect most of them were).
- AceyMan 3y agoCalifornia provides fines in cases where final paychecks are not disbursed timely. IIRC that would need to include unpaid vacation/PTO, so if Twitter didn't cover all those days in the last check the fines would be in force. (relevant websearch: California waiting time penalties)