[DoodleBob]

Those emails are corporate property. Guilty.

[ConservativeMind]

Agreed.

[chaosagent]

Including stock statements?

[bigbob]

He should be prosecuted and made unemployable.

[Reno89519]

Corporate theft and maybe espionage? Fired is only first step hopefully.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

That would ensure workers could save important documents such as statements reflecting their stock in Twitter, performance reviews, and other human resource documents

Ok, I am confused.

Back in the days when I was a cog in the Mega-Corp Machine I always kept a hard copy of all those things in my personal files at home.

I also kept any letters of commendation, certificates of achievement for any training I took and a list of official duties.

Is this not considered SOP anymore?

[buwaya]

The day I got to the date I gave my notice and filed for retirement I lost my network access including my email. And that is as it should be.

[WeaslesRippedMyFlesh]

You can’t do that. Period.

Forget firing, you can be prosecuted.

[rxh4n1]

Those emails are corporate property. Guilty.

Agreed. Our enterprise has this warning at logon:
This computer system is for authorized only.
Any unauthorized access or use may result in legal
prosecution.

[madison10]

Yep. They had no business saving those documents. It was theft.

[UnwashedPeasant]

Sabotage. This is the type of person who must be fired.

[Bikkuri]

Insider espionage, or something like that..

[dennisw]

As ye old expression goes -— “Thank God and Greyhound he’s gone” (acutually a Roy Clark tune?)

[DilJective]

This is the corporate version of “he was a good boy on his way to college”...

Never trust someone who has just been caught doing something fishy.

[dennisw]

This is why Elon terminated the useless eaters with extreme prejudice. Internal sabotage of whatever they (mostly millennial types) could get their grubby little communist paws on.

[tired&retired]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-n91vtTxPs

[vaskypilot]

Why is an extension needed? I usually just use print to pdf. I bet the twitter employees wanted to download more data than referenced in the article

[Timber Rattler]

He should be prosecuted for stealing company property.

[catnipman]

if he was like almost all of those laid off, he wasn’t fired for cause and is still an employee during the WARN period while he’s receiving severance pay ... however, he’s now violated his contract to refrain from publicly criticizing the company and could NOW be fired for cause, thus eliminating his severance pay ...

[eyeamok]

Why hasn’t he been arrested for Theft and Embezzlement??

[AppyPappy]

Twitter didn’t allow you to download emails and attachments?

Strange...