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Business Matters: Have the wings of Twitter staff been clipped?

Twitter staff’s deadline passes

18/11/2022 GMT

Have the wings of Twitter staff been clipped?

BBC World Service - Business Matters, Have the wings of Twitter staff been clipped?

Have Twitter staff signed up to Elon Musk’s new ways of working?

Sign or resign: only one choice for Twitter employees.

Elon Musk gave Twitter’s employees a brutal ultimatum: They need to click the link whether to stay at the company or quit. Many of them are going to resign and already took advice from lawyers. We are discussing the potential consensuses for the company with Dr Priscilla Twumasi Baffour, senior lecturer, Department of Economics at the University of Ghana and Peter Jankovskis, vice president research and analysis, Arbor Financial Services. 
 
Also, we are going to find out why Ticketmaster have now cancelled Friday's general sale of tickets for Taylor Swift's US leg of her Eras Tour. And we are hearing an electrician Bikek from Nepal, who is telling us about the conditions many migrant workers faced when they were imported into Qatar to help build the infrastructure for the World Cup.

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