The world’s richest man is facing the wrath of jilted workers on several fronts, with janitors picketing the Market Street headquarters, and canned employees lawyering up as their promised severances are not being paid out.
Prior to his acquisition of Twitter, billionaire inheritee Elon Musk had long had a reputation for flouting laws and rules. But he was largely able to get away with this, because the arm of the law which he continuously flouted was the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission, who were largely toothless in applying consequences.
But now Musk’s new Twitter is facing legal issues on other fronts, and his ability to evade these kinds of issues are less proven. A group of jilted janitors has been picketing Twitter headquarters, and separately, a number of laid-off employees are lawyering up to make sure they get their promised severance packages that seem to not be materializing. Plus, there's a city issue about some sleeping quarters that were allegedly set up in the building for those "hard-core" workers....
Janitors are picketing outside Twitter Headquarters in San Francisco. A representative with the local SEIU Union says they were told Friday that Twitter is ending the contact with the group that contracts to clean Twitter offices. pic.twitter.com/4iCT92IQH4
— Sergio Quintana (@svqjournalist) December 5, 2022
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