The National Labor Relations Board has accused Tesla of violating labor regulation by prohibiting workers in Orlando, Florida from speaking about office issues. According to Bloomberg, NLRB's Tampa regional director filed a grievance in opposition to the automaker in September for breaking the regulation when it advised workers to not focus on their pay with different individuals and to not speak in regards to the termination of one other worker. In addition, primarily based on the submitting the information group obtained by a Freedom of Information Act request, Tesla administration reportedly advised workers "not to complain to higher level managers" about their working situations.
Tesla has needed to face a number of complaints by the NLRB over the previous years. In 2021, the company discovered that the automaker had violated US labor legal guidelines by firing a union activist and threatening employees' advantages. The NLRB ordered the corporate to rehire union activist Richard Ortiz and to take away all mentions of disciplinary motion from his recordsdata. It additionally…
2022-12-31 03:51:24
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