Elon Musk has cancelled resting days for Twitter employees after taking over as the owner and CEO.
A New York City business and economic news disclosed this week that the new CEO eliminated ‘days of rest’ from the Twitter’s calendar.
The monthly one-paid rest day, which was meant to help reduce burnout among staffers, started during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The policy change is an indication that Musk will set new standards for Twitter.
Musk had earlier interrupted one of the Twitter’s “days of rest” before he became the company’s owner and CEO.
The new CEO is reportedly planning to lay off about half of Twitter’s 7,500-employee workforce, with impacted workers expected to learn their fate on Friday, November 5, according to Bloomberg.
