Over 30 workers have been fired from Tesla’s Gigafactory 2 in Buffalo, New York, the day after employees began unionization efforts.
Earlier this week employees sent an email to CEO Elon Musk announcing their intent to unionize. The firings began Wednesday.
In a press release, the union said at least one of the fired workers was involved in the unionization effort. According to the union, workers also received an email Wednesday informing them that recording company meetings without everyone’s consent is prohibited. Workers United says this contradicts New York’s one-party consent recording law.
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