Tesla trampled worker rights, again, US labor judge finds
Tesla broke US labor laws yet again, a watchdog concluded, this time not by suppressing labor organizing, but by prohibiting workplace discussion of wages and complaints, and blocking employees from appealing to higher-level managers.[PDF] this week, Tesla will have to cease and desist from violating labor laws, and will be required to post notices in appropriate areas in the Tesla's Orlando workplace and mail them to all current and former employees.
Despite Tesla's own"open floor" policy, which the NLRB noted gives employees"the right to freely discuss their wages, benefits and terms and conditions of employment, and to raise complaints internally or externally," a manager at the shop responded to employee pay rate concerns by telling employees in an all-hands meeting not to discuss such matters.
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