Tesla Employees Sent Email To Elon Musk About Intent To Unionize via insideevs.com
that their keystrokes are actively monitored by Tesla to make sure they're on task. Some said they don't even feel comfortable taking a bathroom break, and they feel like robots. A portion of the letter to Tesla's higher-ups reads:
The Buffalo Tesla workers, who start at $19 per hour, are using Valentine's Day to quickly get the word out about efforts to unionize. They're working with the If the efforts are successful, about 1,000 manufacturing workers at Tesla's Buffalo plant will be organized. In order for the attempt to be successful, a majority of the workers will need to be on board with the plans.
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