Elon Musk's X Corp. reportedly faces another lawsuit by three former Twitter executives who did not receive their severance pay after they resigned. Twitter-turned-X laid off several employees after Elon Musk took over the platform for USD 44 billion. The Twitter employees resigned after learning their duties would be "materially and irreversibly changed" after Elon Musk acquired it. They claimed these "good reasons" entitled them to severance benefits. Twitter employees Sarah Personette, James Sullivan, and Dalana Brand alleged the company owed a severance pay of around USD 53 million. Each of the plaintiffs owed amount ranging from USD 14 million to 21.8 million. X Appoints Former Hyundai CMO Angela Zepeda As Global Head of Marketing.
Three Former Twitter Executives File Lawsuit Against Elon Musk's X Corp for Severance Pay
NEWS: X Corp. is facing another lawsuit by 3 former Twitter execs who state they are owed $53 million in severance benefits after they RESIGNED from the company.
They resigned from their positions once it became clear their duties would be “materially and irreversibly changed”… pic.twitter.com/Zpi6TSA0gd
— X Daily News (@xDaily) September 9, 2024
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