Twitter ignores pleas from fired African staff
African staff had reluctantly agreed to severance packages without benefits after being cut due to Musk’s aggressive profits turnaround strategy. This deal was apparently worth less than what former staff in other countries were being offered.
“Twitter was non-responsive until we agreed to the three months because we were all so stressed and exhausted and tired of the uncertainty, reluctant to take on the extra burdens of a court case so we felt we had no choice but to settle,” said another former employee. The staff still have not received any severance. Ghana’s Ministry of Employment and Labor Relations is investigating the matter.issued by former employees, alleging that the company owes millions in contractually-obligated bonuses and severance packages. The company may be having money problems.
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