Twitter announced it’s getting rid of Moments, the curated collection of tweets that users could create, which originally launched in 2015. Existing Moments will be fine, but we won’t be seeing any new ones.
It seems likely this is another victim of Elon Musk’s desire to simplify the site, similar to how he cut the oft-amusing “tweeted from” labels, which have recently stopped appearing for most users.
A group of former Meta employees say they’re only receiving eight weeks of base pay and three months of COBRA as severance — half of what CEO Mark Zuckerberg promised when the mass-layoffs were announced, according to CNBC.
The full-time, non-contract workers, who were in a Meta apprenticeship program, say the company hasn’t responded to their questions with an answer on whether the discrepancy is intentional.
Last month, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers union announced that it was canceling its union drive at an Apple Store in St. Louis. Now, 66 of the store’s 90 employees have said they wouldn’t want to join the union, and have no interest in doing so in the future, according to Bloomberg.
The employees say their decision wasn’t because of pressure from management, which unions have alleged in the past.
