Elon Musk, who admitted to overpaying for Twitter, cut workers at the social media platform almost immediately. Musk, who also runs Tesla and SpaceX, may have exposed Twitter to serious legal liability that could wreak financial damage on the company, two labor experts told ABC News. Still, the company could make arguments focused on exemptions in relevant law, LeRoy said. Musk, who acquired Twitter at the purchasing price of $44 billion, faces pressure to boost the company's profits. Twitter faces serious legal threat from ex-employees, experts say originally appeared on abcnews.go.com

Source: ABC News November 24, 2022 00:18 UTC