Twitter Salaries for UK & Germany Employees Gets Delayed

November 29, 2022 By Jozeph P

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According to reports, Elon Musk's Twitter is having some trouble paying the employees' salaries in Germany and the United Kingdom on schedule. The massive social network is currently investigating the situation where some European employees didn't obtain their payout on the day that it was intended to be given to them. According to reports, Twitter employees in the UK and Germany will get delayed pay. Some Twitter employees who are based in Europe, according to the most recent report by Arstechnica, did not get their salaries on schedule. The Musk-owned social network is currently looking into the reasons why some of its payrolls were delayed.

According to reports, Elon Musk's Twitter is having some trouble paying the employees' salaries in Germany and the United Kingdom on schedule. Notably, Twitter informed its UK employees via email on November 25 that their pay will be available on November 28. However, it appears that its employees in the UK and Germany did not get their salaries on the scheduled day. Also Read: Mercedes O 302 that served as official bus for 1974 FIFA World Cup

However, it appears that workers in other European countries received their salaries on schedule. It implies that employees from Ireland and the Netherlands receive their paychecks on the due day. However, Arstechnica reports in its article that it has contacted four sources who are familiar with the situation. Additionally, it appears that workers in the UK and Germany must access their paychecks. [caption id="attachment_63267" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Twitter

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Twitter Looks Into European Employees' Delayed Paychecks

An email purportedly sent to Twitter's former and current staff members stated that the tech company is looking into claims of delayed paychecks. "It has come to our attention that some of you may not have received your November 2022 salary in your bank account," the email's subject line states. The social media platform claims, however, that "no changes to the procedure have been made and the payments have gone through our Twitter bank account, as usual." Additionally, the tech company informed its staff that "there can be a delay in Interbank settlement." Business Insider recently reported that a large number of people in the finance department have departed Twitter in the wake of Musk becoming the new Chief Twit. And it turns out that among the departing employees are those from the tech giant's payroll division.

By Jozeph P

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