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With these moves I understand the companies might have good reasons for that (costs, nu-favourable laws, etc.) but it always bothers me what happens to the empl
by m4rtink 5y ago
With these moves I understand the companies might have good reasons for that (costs, nu-favourable laws, etc.) but it always bothers me what happens to the employees ?
Do they just "raise the anchor" and move with the company (if they do actually physically relocate, which does not seem to be really the case in this instance) ?
Maybe that's normal in the US but the though of having to leave your friends, parts of family family, house/flat and familiar environment in general because your company decided to relocate somewhere else is frightening! Of maybe that's just my central-European perspective.
- ur-whale 5y ago> Of maybe that's just my central-European perspective. This kind of sedentary thinking is one of the many reasons why there aren't any Tesla-like companies in Europe.
- oxplot 5y ago> it always bothers me what happens to the employees In this particular case, not much. They are expanding their factory in California. They are not moving all their operations.