The famous billionaire Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter brought a difficult process to the company's employees. Musk is now ending the remote working period and wants to see employees in the office 40 hours a week.

All employees will work 40 hours a week in the office unless Musk allows it

According to Bloomberg's report, Twitter employees received an important e-mail from Elon Musk. By e-mail, the new management is currently suspending all Twitter employees' right to work remotely and forcing employees to come to the office 40 hours a week. Thus, anyone who does not have a special status and permission will now work in the office. Allowing completely remote work with the COVID-19 pandemic, the company also provided additional permissions throughout the company for the personal health of its employees, but this period was ended with the Musk management. “The road ahead is tough and will require hard work to be successful,” Musk said in the email. Thus, Twitter employees, who had to part ways with many of their colleagues in 2 weeks, will have to say goodbye to their working life that they have been accustomed to in the last 2 years. Although Musk's strict management style poses a great challenge to Twitter employees, the plans for the future of Twitter for the new management seem big. In another email, Musk stated that the current priority will be to detect and block bots and spam accounts on the platform.