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Elon Musk Reportedly Plans To Gut Twitter Staff By 75% - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk Reportedly Plans To Gut Twitter Staff By 75%

Drastic reductions would likely boost "offensive" content like porn, falsehoods and hate-filled attacks as more posts go unsupervised.

Heads Will Roll: Twitter Workforce to Face Major Cuts Regardless of Whether Musk Acquires Company - Vimarsana News

Heads Will Roll: Twitter Workforce to Face Major Cuts Regardless of Whether Musk Acquires Company

WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - Twitter is set to downsize its workforce regardless of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk’s plans to acquire the social media company... 21.10.2022, Sputnik International

Elon Musk is Reportedly Planning to Lay Off Nearly 75% of Twitter Employees - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk is Reportedly Planning to Lay Off Nearly 75% of Twitter Employees

Elon Musk has told prospective investors that he plans to cut 75 percent of Twitter's workforce upon completion of the deal.

Twitter to terminate employees amid the deal for Elon Musk take over, Management refutes reports - Vimarsana News

Twitter to terminate employees amid the deal for Elon Musk take over, Management refutes reports

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Elon Musk Looks to Gut 75% of Twitter Staff After Buyout, Could Cripple Moderation (Report) - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk Looks to Gut 75% of Twitter Staff After Buyout, Could Cripple Moderation (Report)

The social media company also plans to eliminate about 25% of staff if the deal doesn't go through next week as planned