Elon Musk may lay off workers again in Twitter next week

Elon Musk has been making major changes since buying the microblogging site Twitter. After taking over Twitter, he removed the top management of the company and laid off almost half of the staff. Next week, he can again expel a large number of workers from the company.

Last week, Musk gave a message to the staff of Twitter. He asked the workers to decide Told He said that he wanted to work for more hours in the company or resign with three months’ severance pay. For this the staff was asked to click on a link. It was written in this link to confirm that ‘you want to be a part of the new Twitter’. Workers who do not click this link will be considered as resignation from the company. After this, many workers from the technical division of the company had decided to resign. Bloomberg news agency quoted some Twitter workers as saying that Musk has decided to lay off his sales and partnerships division.

However, Robin Wheeler, head of marketing and sales at Twitter, has refused to do so. Similarly, Maggie Suniewick, who handles the Partnerships Division, also denied this. As a result, Musk ousted both of them from the company.

Earlier this month, Musk banned workers’ work from home or work from remote locations. Along with this, he advised the workers to be ready for difficult times. There is no way to ignore the state of the economy and how it will affect a company like Twitter that relies on advertising, he said. Apart from this, he has increased the price of Twitter Blue subscription to eight dollars. before this Twitter There was a permanent arrangement for K’s workers to work from anywhere. The company started work from remote location during the pandemic. Musk had said that he was against such an arrangement and would allow it on a case-by-case basis.