1) you're likely correct, the "return-to-office" was in part a stealth layoff 2) given that this sort of thing is very common during a downturn, I think Tesla'

1) you're likely correct, the "return-to-office" was in part a stealth layoff 2) given that this sort of thing is very common during a downturn, I think Tesla's lawyers probably have a well worked out method on how to do it; I'm not saying it's kosher, but it's common. The only reason this gets so much press is that it's Elon Musk.