Tesla's the biggest target for many journalists, the records are available via FOIA requests, and it's an obvious follow-up given the earlier stories. Tesla makes their workplace safety statements in annual reports, so proving a falsification of those reports is securities fraud and a big deal.

So if Tesla is lying, look it up via FOIA, file a whistleblower report with the SEC and cash in.

Didn’t that actually happen

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/10/12/tesla-whistleblowers-filed-c...

Two articles that are 3 and 5 years old about an investigation? That's your evidence? Sounds like it went nowhere because if it did you would have posted that.

They’re currently under investigation in Germany for high levels of workplace injuries as well, so their disregard for safety has gone international!

Translation: "The great thing is, no matter what they do, I'll find a way to condemn them for it."