Company X has agreed to pay its former Ghanaian workers

 Company X has agreed to pay its former Ghanaian workers Company X, formerly known as Twitter, has agreed to pay its former employees who wo...

 Company X has agreed to pay its former Ghanaian workers

Company X, formerly known as Twitter, has agreed to pay its former employees who worked in its office in Ghana, after a long period of litigation on the matter.

Many of the company's executives were dismissed from work after the billionaire businessman Elon Musk bought the company in 2022.

However, the company did not disclose the amount of money each worker will receive, and when he will pay the money.

But the lawyers of the workers said that they have reached an agreement to pay the workers their severance pay, along with stipends for the non-Ghanaian workers, so that they will have enough to go back to their countries.

In the statement issued by the lawyers, they said that the laws of Ghana provide that it is necessary to ensure that the workers who have been dismissed from work, do not fall under the pressure of life.

The social media company has failed to comply with the directive given to it by the office of the head of labor of Ghana, to give the workers severance pay, as stipulated by the country's labor laws.

The lawyers said that the former employees are happy with the new agreement reached with the company.

Many employees were shocked by the decision of the X company to close its only office in Africa and lay off its employees in 2022.