Ex-employees say they were not given enough notice under US federal law over job losses
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Twitter is facing a class action lawsuit from former employees who say they were not given enough notice under US federal law that they had lost their jobs, finding out they had been let go when they were locked out of their work accounts on Thursday.
In a company-wide memo, staff were informed on Thursday that they would receive an email to their personal email accounts if they were being fired as part of the mass sackings at the platform in which up to half of the company could go.
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Ex-employees say they were not given enough notice under US federal law over job losses
Business live updates: Twitter sued by staff as sackings begin
General Mills the latest firm to halt Twitter ads
Alarm on Capitol Hill over Saudi investment in Twitter
Twitter is facing a class action lawsuit from former employees who say they were not given enough notice under US federal law that they had lost their jobs, finding out they had been let go when they were locked out of their work accounts on Thursday.
In a company-wide memo, staff were informed on Thursday that they would receive an email to their personal email accounts if they were being fired as part of the mass sackings at the platform in which up to half of the company could go. Continue reading…Technology | The Guardian