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Layoffs: Will the Winter Be Harsh for Employees of Tech Companies, Start-ups? - Vimarsana News

Layoffs: Will the Winter Be Harsh for Employees of Tech Companies, Start-ups?

As warned by several experts and economists, winter seems set to be harsh on employees of tech companies, online businesses and marketplaces.

Humpday Headlines: Musk Gives Twitter Employees New Ultimatum - Vimarsana News

Humpday Headlines: Musk Gives Twitter Employees New Ultimatum

Elon Musk has given all Twitter employees until 5 p.m. tomorrow to commit to being "hardcore" or leave, a beloved community activist and urban farmer was brutally beaten in the Tenderloin, and Matt Mahan's lead grew in the San Jose mayor's race.

Source: sfist.com
Twitter staff are likening Elon Musk to Harry Potter villain Voldemort - Vimarsana News

Twitter staff are likening Elon Musk to Harry Potter villain Voldemort

A current employee said they fear that Musk's 'goons' will scan for mentions of 'Musk' and 'Elon' to find people being rude about their new boss.

Layoffs: Will the Winter be Harsh for Employees of Tech Companies, Startups? - Vimarsana News

Layoffs: Will the Winter be Harsh for Employees of Tech Companies, Startups?

As warned by several experts and economists, winter seems set to be harsh on employees of tech companies, online businesses and marketplaces.

Twitter Will Take the Fall—Musk's Lawyer Tells Staff that Individuals Won't be Liable to the FTC - Vimarsana News

Twitter Will Take the Fall—Musk's Lawyer Tells Staff that Individuals Won't be Liable to the FTC

Musk and his lawyers are assuring the remaining staff of the company regarding the FTC trouble. Elon Musk's lawyer has recently sent an email to Twitter's staff, and it explains that they will not be individually liable to the Federal Trade Commission should the company's troubles take a turn for the worse.