The lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court in San Francisco claims that in the month’s leading up to billionaire Elon Musk’s acquisition of the company, executives including former finance chief Ned Segal “repeatedly” promised employees that 50 percent of their 2022 bonuses would be paid.The lead plaintiff, Mark Schobinger, served as Twitter’s senior director of compensation until last month.
Twitter, which has disbanded its media relations team, did not respond to a message for comment other than with an automated reply. The company is facing multiple lawsuits from
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