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Yes, it would be legal to require an employee to review and sign a new employment agreement or be terminated. But that's not what this was about. X was attemp
by gamblor956 2y ago
Yes, it would be legal to require an employee to review and sign a new employment agreement or be terminated.
But that's not what this was about.
X was attempting to characterize the refusal to click as a resignation by the employee rather than a termination by the company. This is because a resignation would not trigger contract-related severance (which apparently Twitter employees had) or hit X's unemployment insurance account, while a termination would trigger both severance and unemployment.