Janitors joined former Twitter employees in a picket line outside San Francisco headquarters Monday after being locked out of the building without warning.
“At a certain point I was told as a manager, I might get fired if I gathered my team just to hear their questions or concerns,” said former employee Amir Shavat.
“I watched as my laptop shut down at 9 p.m. and all of my access get revoked,” said Helen-Sage Lee, former employee. Bloom also said Twitter promised severance packages to employees ahead of the Musk takeover but haven't delivered on those promises. The attorney even held up a sink as a prop during Monday’s presser, much like Musk used when he first took over Twitter.“We are hitting Twitter and Eon with every applicable claim; from promissory estoppel, to breach of contract, to breach of their implied agreement, to violation of the warn act, to civil rights violations, everything but the kitchen sink,” said Bloom.
At Twitter headquarters, the janitors union said it expects to continue their protest for days, saying Elon has been staying at the offices recently and they want to get his attention.“We're not asking for a handout, but what we will say to the neighbors in front of Twitter is, put yourself in our shoes too,” said Miranda.
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