Re:Tesla sues Swedish state agency over number plate blockage
by Pungsnigel on Monday November 27, 2023 @08:15AM
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Most employees don't seem to be in support of the unions at this point though? It's a bit hard to tell as there are no official numbers, but from what I've seen it seems like ~90% or so of employees at Tesla remain at work. And there is a high demand for their services, so they could easily go to other companies for work if conditions are bad.
Re:Tesla sues Swedish state agency over number plate blockage
by Hikikomori on Monday November 27, 2023 @09:13AM
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Not all workers have joined the union and wouldn't get paid by the union to strike. But unions use sympathy strikes against companies that might retaliate against their workers if they strike, Tesla has already made threats. So going by how many of the workers at Tesla are striking or not is not a good measurement.
Re:Tesla sues Swedish state agency over number plate blockage
by bjornsing on Monday November 27, 2023 @04:55PM
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The union is offering free memberships and 130% of normal pay. Tesla employees still don’t want to strike [1]. This is why the unions are using these extreme tactics.
1. https://teknikensvarld.expressen.se/nyheter/bilbranschen/tes...
Re:Tesla sues Swedish state agency over number plate blockage
by Hikikomori on Monday November 27, 2023 @06:07PM
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Tesla threatened to remove their stocks if they strikes so not surprised as it's supposedly a large part of their compensation.
And while lots of companies work without a CBA here in Sweden, 90% of employees are covered by CBAs, so the vast majority are covered by one and Tesla fighting this by bringing scabs (a huge, huge no-no in here) is quite stupid. If they thought a CBA would be bad for business then strikes are even worse, it's their choice now to sign one or not with all the costs associated on not having one.