“It’s been a tedious process and they rejected some of our requests, which we thought were fair given the circumstances and how we’ve been treated.”<\/p>\n

Through their legal representative, the employees eventually reached out to accept what they saw as a watered down severance offer in May, but have endured radio silence from Twitter since then.<\/p>\n

“We played ball and accepted the offer that they made just so we could move forward with our lives. However, they have completely ignored us since our lawyer reached out to theirs to accept the offer in May. For many of us, expenses owed have also not been paid,” the second source added.<\/p>\n

Twitter\u00a0responded to\u00a0CNBC’s\u00a0request for comment with an\u00a0automated\u00a0response.<\/p>\n

The first source also told CNBC that “everyone is tired and frustrated.”<\/p>\n

“This settlement is not even what was promised but we decided to just accept it and that has been a struggle,” they said.<\/p>\n

“Some still haven’t gotten jobs yet, have families to feed and this severance will go a long way, so having it delayed in this [manner] is just so sad.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n