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[–] autotldr@lemmings.world 7 points 11 months ago

This is the best summary I could come up with:


Tesla will have to skip trash day in Sweden as the country’s labor groups continue to protest the company’s anti-union policies.

Reuters reports the country’s Transport Workers’ Union will refuse to pick up waste at the automaker’s workshops in solidarity with Tesla autoworkers who’ve been on strike since October 27th.

Tesla has resisted collective bargaining agreements worldwide, but Sweden’s strong labor culture is continuing to test the automaker’s policy.

Then, on November 20th, postal workers joined the effort by refusing to deliver mail to Tesla, including license plates.

On November 27th, the automaker then sued and initially won the right to pick up the license plates directly from Sweden’s Transport Agency.

Tesla’s license plate victory was short-lived, however, as another Swedish court put a pause on the ruling until a final decision is made.


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