Laid-Off Twitter Employees Sue Musk Over Severance Pay

Laid-Off Twitter Employees Sue Musk Over Severance Pay
The Twitter headquarters signage on 10th Street in San Francisco on Nov. 4, 2022. David Odisho/Getty Images
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Recently fired Twitter employees are now suing the social media company after its new owner, Elon Musk, pulled their original severance benefit packages.

Five of the former employees, who filed a class action complaint against Twitter, have accused Musk of breaking his promise to allow them to keep at least two months of severance pay, bonus plan compensation, cash convertible company stock, and health insurance coverage, according to court documents seen by The Epoch Times.

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