Swedish court rules against Tesla in dispute with postal service over deliveries

Re:Swedish court rules against Tesla in dispute with postal ... by aeyes on Friday December 08, 2023 @01:43PM (#38572603)

This law also covers layoffs, even to the point where it dictates in what order employees can be laid off. In general the IF Metall collective agreements don't have any additional worker protections for the case of mass layoffs or individual terminations, they usually only cover temporary lay offs.

I haven't seen what they are actually asking for in the case of Tesla Sweden. In Germany the discussion is mostly related to wages, safety/accidents and shift planning.

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Re:Swedish court rules against Tesla in dispute with postal ... by xorcist on Friday December 08, 2023 @07:53PM (#38577073)

This is a massive simplification to the point of being misleading. Those laws are largely superseded by contract law, which is exactly why collective agreements are made, and the order in which layoffs are made are usually among the first to be negotiated. There are lawyers that base their entire careers on such matters.

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