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On wednesday, elon musk gave twitter employees until five o�*clock in the evening to decide whether they were going to stay with the company or take three months�* severance pay, or stay on and work as you put a just now, at high intensity for longer hours. well, it seems like there has been virtually a stampede for the exit with hundreds of twitter employees opting to take that severance pay, and that has prompted mr musk, and his advisers, to get into negotiations with some critical staff who they rely upon to give the social platform working. it is also apparently causing him to relax t...

In a message obtained by the bbc. workers were told offices would reopen on next monday. the announcement comes amid reports that a large number of staff are quitting after new owner elon musk gave employees an ultimatum to work �*long hours at high intensity�* or leave. here�*s our north america correspondent david willis. elon musk gave twitter employees until today at five o�*clock in the evening to decide whether they wanted to stay with the company or take three months�* severance pay, or stay on and work, as you put itjust now, �*at high intensity for long hours.�* well, it...

Exit. musk reportedly gave staff the choice to work long hours at high intensity or receive three months of severance pay. twitter employees have until 5:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow to make their decision. >> bill: watching that. white house and wall street celebrate a low inflation report homeowners have to heat their home. families spending 45% more on their home heating oil than a year ago. madison all worth of fox business has more on that now. good morning. >> good morning, bill. we're riding around with heating oil for less saying their customers are struggling to keep up with the higher co...

The abrupt and unceremonious way that thousands of Twitter employees got laid off last week was a spectacle.

New Twitter owner Elon Musk is poised to cut the company's workforce by 50%. Those employees should be in line for guaranteed severance -- unless Musk once again attempts to push the envelope of what's legal.