Elon Musk, who has been on a mission since November to slice Twitter’s costs, has included janitorial and security services in the deep cuts to the company’s labor force. As a result, several of the company’s offices are now a smelly mess, The New York Times reports.
In San Francisco, Musk canceled Twitter’s cleaning services entirely—leaving employees to supply their own toilet paper in a pinch, according to The Times.
On top of the lack of toiletries, workers have been left to contend with mounting trash, smelly common areas, unsupervised visitors, and less-than-fresh restrooms, the newspaper reported.
As noted by the report, Twitter has also skipped rent payments for its Seattle office altogether, which now faces eviction over Musk’s delinquent rent payments.
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