Court injunction saves Twitter exec from being fired

We should not have allowed that to happen.

Half of the app's top advertisers have left, no one knows what's going on with verified checkmarks, and a bunch of right-wing figures were brought back. According to the Irish Times, a senior Twitter executive obtained a temporary injunction from the High Court of Dublin to keep her job.

McSweeney is based in Ireland. She says she was locked out of her work accounts and office when she didn't respond to Musk's email. Workers had to leave if they didn't reply to the email. According to The Times, the email didn't explain what Musk's expectations were for the employees who did stay and the severance package didn't meet her contractual entitlements. She received an email that said she had resigned.

McSweeney said she didn't resign despite the company telling her she had accepted an exit package. It's odd that she's being treated as if she's no longer employed by the social networking site.

McSweeney is still concerned about the messages she's been receiving from Musk. After receiving the letter from the solicitors, the lawyers said their systems would be restored. That didn't happen. She feels like she's in no man's land when it comes to her job.

McSweeney's injunction prevents her from being fired but doesn't allow her to keep her job. She will have her case reviewed next week.