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From the article: > “Once you are called back, you will no longer be on furlough so if you choose not to work, it may impact your unemployment benefits as dete
by jsight 6y ago
From the article:
> “Once you are called back, you will no longer be on furlough so if you choose not to work, it may impact your unemployment benefits as determined by your local government agency — and not by Tesla,” Workman wrote in the email. “We completely respect your decision and will support you, without any penalties from us.”
I feel like this is going to be a common problem as things start to reopen. I hope the state devises a workable solution.
- vikramkr 6y agoI don't know the details of California's regulations, but if feasible, and if Tesla actually respects and supports these decisions, they should find a way to figure out who wants to be called back and who doesnt and only call back people that are willing and wanting to come back. I don't know if asking first violates any labor laws (I don't know why it would since that's a pretty pro-employee thing, but it might impact the budget and lots of states have very strange regulations like prop 56) but if it doesn't then that would be actually supporting workers.