Frustrated former Twitter staff had to wait 2 months after being laid off to get their severance agreements. Twitter blamed the delay on staff suing the company.

Jan 9 2023 by Business Insider

 
Twitter said that it could have sent separation paperwork "sooner" but was delayed by a court order.

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Some Twitter staff who were laid off in November finally got their separation agreements on Saturday. Twitter said that it could have sent the paperwork "sooner" but was delayed by a court order. The email didn't provide details, but may relate to one of the lawsuits about how Elon Musk handled layoffs.

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Continue Reading Frustrated former Twitter staff had to wait 2 months after being laid off to get their severance agreements. Twitter blamed the delay on staff suing the company.