What's left of Twitter's workforce after mass layoffs and resignations should be able to get back into the San Francisco company's headquarters this morning after new owner Elon Musk ordered them to report to the office.
It's going to be a Monday like no other at Twitter headquarters in San Francisco, after some employees resigned, some were fired and others were locked out.
There are a lot fewer Twitter workers to speak of now after Musk laid off half of the company’s then-7,500 full-time employees within days of taking over and hundreds more resigned after Musk’s ultimatum to agree to work"hardcore" – that is, longer hours – or resign with severance pay.
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