Twitter employees are suing the social media giant after the company allegedly failed to pay them tens of millions of dollars in bonuses. 

A lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court in San Francisco said employees were "repeatedly" promised by company executives that they would receive 50% of their 2022 bonuses.

The lawsuit names former finance chief Ned Segal as one of the company execs that made the promises in the months leading up to Elon Musk's $44 billion acquisition of Twitter, according to The Associated Press.

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The lead plaintiff is Mark Schobinger, who served as Twitter's senior director of compensation until last month, The AP reported.

Lawyers for the plaintiffs are seeking class-action status on behalf of current and former Twitter employees. Shannon Liss-Riordan, an attorney for the plaintiffs, said Twitter owes "tens of millions of dollars" in bonuses.

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The Big Tech giant is facing multiple other lawsuits ranging from unpaid rent to copyright infringement.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.