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Musk Mocks Disabled Twitter Employee He Publicly Fired

Por: The Daily Beast Nation March 07, 2023

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publicly mocked a recently terminated Twitter employee early Tuesday morning, suggesting that the staffer, who has muscular dystrophy, asked for physical work accommodations he didn’t actually need.The former employee, Haraldur Thorleifsson, had worked for Twitter in Iceland since February 2021, when he sold his digital brand agency to the company.Thorleifsson tweeted at Musk on Monday, claiming that he had lost access to his work computer... + full article



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