Elon Musk's X allegedly failed to pay promised employee bonuses
The lawsuit claims that before and after the company was acquired by Musk, it promised bonuses to staff, but then refused to pay them.
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The lawsuit claims that before and after the company was acquired by Musk, it promised bonuses to staff, but then refused to pay them.
X finds itself entangled in a legal dispute as a federal judge rules against dismissing a lawsuit filed by some employees.
X, previously Twitter, faces a lawsuit over unfulfilled staff bonuses post-Elon Musk's acquisition. Filed by Mark Schobinger, a former senior director at X, the suit accuses the company of reneging on promised bonuses despite assurances. Seeking class action status, the San Francisco federal court case gained traction as US District Judge Vince Chhabria deemed the claims plausible. Rejecting X's dismissal bid, the judge upheld California law's binding nature of promises. The case's progression holds implications for contractual obligations in corporate acquisitions.
A judge has allowed a lawsuit against X, formerly known as Twitter, to move ahead, with the company accused of failing to pay staff promised bonuses.
Elon Musk has pushed a sweeping rebrand of Twitter to X. Kelsey Laymon A federal judge allowed a lawsuit against X, formerly known as Twitter, to move ahead…