First off: it seems like the many employees at Twitter did have a positive impact on the company, considering the many issues it has been facing since this was

First off: it seems like the many employees at Twitter did have a positive impact on the company, considering the many issues it has been facing since this was reduced. I know that it was a common refrain that Twitter was completely over-staffed, but how do we actually know? Second: the issues regarding worker rights go much further than simply laying off many employees. - Laying employees off while promising severance, then never paying that - Making employees fly in on extremely short notice just because the owner wants them to - Reneging on previous contractual agreements (e.g. remote work) just to get them to quit - Forcing the remaining employees to work way longer than is necessary, even setting up beds in the offices People deserve stability and normal treatment. A billionaire manchild should not be able to make their lives this bad just because they want to!