Elon Musk's mass layoffs drown Twitter in legal trouble
Elon Musk’s $44 billion worth of Twitter takeover has been the talk of the town. The transfer of ownership has been rather chaotic as Musk was seen implementing an array of new changes to the social media platform. Alongside this, he reportedly revealed that he intends to slash jobs at the platform by half. Musk, certainly, invited legal trouble with this one. As per recent reports, a class action lawsuit was filed yesterday in the San Francisco federal court. It was recently brought to light that Musk wanted to take down about 3,700 jobs at Twitter. This is reportedly half of the social media platform’s workforce. While these employees were expected to be informed about the same today, the lawsuit could switch things up. According to Musk’s alleged plan, the employees that would lose their jobs would be given 60 days of severance pay. The latest lawsuit noted how Twitter was cutting down its workforce without providing enough notice. This was further consi...