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Elon Musk May Cut More Twitter Jobs; Reinstates Trump's Account
Headline from Bloomberg, on the newest of 3 developments
Twitter Inc. offices will reopen Monday after a mass exodus of workers forced a shutdown last week. And Elon Musk is now considering firing more people employees, this time targeting the sales and partnership groups, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Firing an employee by social media, giving others an ultimatum, and battling possible bankruptcy: the latest actions by Musk are hurting business, a labor lawyer and tech PR specialist tell NPR.
The head of Twitter Inc.’s crypto development team has left the company, part of a mass exodus of employees since new owner Elon Musk issued a blanket ultimatum to staff.
Twitter closed its offices after hundreds of workers reportedly left after Musk demanded they work longer hours, prompting fears the platform will soon close.
Twitter offices were shut down on Thursday after hundreds of employees resigned from the company, refusing to comply with Elon Musk's demands for an "extremely hardcore" reset of the company.
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The future of Twitter seemed to hang in the balance Friday after its offices were locked down and key employees announced their departures in defiance of
Twitter reportedly notified employees that it would temporarily close its offices, cutting badge access through the weekend amid a wave of new resignations.
According to a recent report, Twitter owner Elon Musk is considering laying off even more of Twitter's workforce, this time focusing on the company's sales and partnerships division.
Twitter owner Eon Musk has said that after firing almost two-thirds of Twiter's 7,500-person workforce over the past three weeks and decimating the company's contract workforce, the company is now hiring again with an emphasis on coders.
Twitter Inc. offices will reopen Monday after a mass exodus of workers forced a shutdown last week. And Elon Musk is now considering firing more people employees, this time targeting the sales and partnership groups, according to people familiar with the matter.
