Dozens of laid-off Twitter staff suing over what lawyers called a 'sham redundancy process,' report says | Business Insider

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Dozens of laid-off Twitter staff suing over what lawyers called a 'sham redundancy process,' report says.

Dozens of laid-off Twitter staff suing over what lawyers called a 'sham redundancy process,' report saysElon Musk laid off dozens of workers in the UK after taking over the company. Law firm Winckworth Sherwood said Twitter carried out a"sham redundancy process," per the FT.For more stories, go toDozens of laid-off Twitter staff in the UK are suing the company, claiming that their dismissal was illegal and that severance terms weren't honoured, a report says.

Winckworth says UK Twitter staff who were let go were offered two months of gross basic salary, in addition to an extra two weeks' gross basic salary for each year of employment. However, this fell short of the company's previous severance terms before Musk took over, according to the FT, and those offered by other big tech companies. Meta offered 16 weeks basic pay for employees itIn addition, the law firm argued that Twitter illegally fired workers by ending access to laptops and offices on the day that cuts were announced, before retrospectively trying to impose a formal redundancy program.

The head of UK trade union Prospect, Mike Clancy, has also written to Twitter over the same issues outlined in the legal action and called on the company to halt the redundancy process, per the report.

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