Elon Musk is allowing employees to work remotely if managers assert they’re making “an excellent contribution.” Twitter employees said they were surprised by the large number of colleagues who accepted severance rather than sign a pledge to work harder.
Musk’s initial return-to-office order had
At a follow-up staff meeting on Nov. 10, Musk said that “exceptional” employees could continue to work from home, as many have since the pandemic began. But the return-to-office order remained a source of grumbling for Twitter staffers who had remained at the company after Musk-ordered layoffs Nov. 4 eliminated approximately half of Twitter’s jobs.Musk did not say why he revised his return-to-office order.
Hate speech and other abuse was also likely to spike, employees said. Most of Twitter’s Trust and Safety team, consisting of up to 40 people, was expected to resign.
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