 According to a lawsuit filed on Wednesday, Twitter allegedly refused to pay at least $500m in promised severance to thousands of workers who were fired after Elon Musk acquired the business. Prior to her dismissal in January, Courtney McMillian served as Twitter’s “head of total rewards,” and she filed the proposed class action in San Francisco federal court.

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According to a lawsuit filed on Wednesday, Twitter allegedly refused to pay at least $500m in promised severance to thousands of workers who were fired after Elon Musk acquired the business. Prior to her dismissal in January, Courtney McMillian served as Twitter's "head of total rewards," and she filed the proposed class action in San Francisco federal court.{ai:summary}<p>Twitter is being sued for allegedly not paying promised severance to fired employees after Elon Musk took over. The lawsuit was filed by Courtney McMillian, a former Twitter executive, and seeks class action status. #business</p>

Twitter Faces $500M Severance Lawsuit for Allegedly Failing to Pay Workers After Elon Musk's Acquisition

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