Twitter Employees drag Company to Court for refusing to Pay Bonuses Despite Promises

Bloomberg’s Report According to, the lawsuit filed in the Federal Court of San Francisco in the US states that before Elon Musk took over the company in October last year, executives including its former Chief Financial Officer, Ned Segal, had said that bonuses would be paid. . Employees say, “Twitter has refused to pay the employees associated with the company in the first quarter of the current year.” Twitter’s advertising revenue has declined by more than half since Musk acquired the company. The reason for this is the lack of trust of brands on Twitter. More than 75 percent of the employees have also been removed from the company.

This lawsuit has been filed by Twitter’s Senior Director of Compensation, Mark Shobinger, on behalf of the company’s current and former employees. Twitter has closed its media relations department and the company did not respond to a request for comment.

After acquiring Twitter, Musk launched a new subscription plan called Twitter Blue. With this, users get some additional services. Recently Musk had announced a special feature for Twitter Blue users. With this, users will get the facility to upload 8GB and up to 2 hours of video. This feature is limited to iOS and Twitter web only. However, Android users can upload videos up to 10 minutes without any extra charge. Recently, Musk also became the user with the most followers on this platform. Musk has more than 13.3 crore followers. He has left behind former US President Barack Obama. Musk is also the chief executive of Tesla, which makes electric vehicles.