[VeejayRampay]

elon is furious that european workers demand to work in a safe environment because this is not how fortunes are built (they're built the old fashion way, with broken limbs and lead poisoning)

[unmole]

How are Swedish Tesla employees unsafe? Does Sweden not have safety regulations? Are Swedish authorities failing to enforce them?

[rini17]

Isn't voluntary agreement between employer and employees better than regulations? They should be last resort, and they can't catch everything, such as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38028660

[unmole]

> Isn't voluntary agreement between employer and employees better than regulations?

This this case the employee isn't volunteering.

> such as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38028660

They can't catch social media surveys?

[rini17]

> This this case the employee isn't volunteering.

You mean what Tesla does?

> They can't catch social media surveys?

You conveniently omitted the injury rates.

[soco]

Minimum wage is settled by union agreements in Sweden, for once.

[Cthulhu_]

Except that it is how fortunes are built, it's just a few percent point (possibly, at most) lower than it could potentially be.

[maxerickson]

Modern production workers have a lot of training, losing planned hours to injuries isn't profitable.

[bitshiftfaced]

Are the terms in question known?