...what? Dirty journalism? It's obviously just a misreading by the writer of this piece. The author never even suggests reporting injuries directly to the CEO i

...what? Dirty journalism? It's obviously just a misreading by the writer of this piece. The author never even suggests reporting injuries directly to the CEO is onerous or anything(which seems to be what you initially thought). It sorta seems like focusing on a small error and ignoring the more important point which is stuff like this: "We have raised these issues repeatedly, but they remain unresolved," >but on this occasion it seems shoddy reporting should mean we can't make a strong comment on what he should be doing here. Of course we can, there's a lot of articles other than this BI one. Musk should meet at least several of the things they're asking. Stopping anti-union behavior, laying out clear paths for promotion and improving the safety of his factories all seem like perfectly reasonable requests.