This is true, but it is also in regards to compensation. In the Swedish version there are more details but as it turns out Tesla wants to compensate their worke

This is true, but it is also in regards to compensation. In the Swedish version there are more details but as it turns out Tesla wants to compensate their workers less than the other comparable employers. With the collective agreement the workers would be provided: - Complete package of insurance (providing workers with pensions, sick-pay, maternity leave) - Re-education (if applicable, for instance companies cannot outright fire someone without severance. A re-education package can provide an employee with funds to acquire new skills so that they might be employed by another company) - Wages in line with the industry standard (in Sweden) - Guaranteed yearly wage increases - Part-time pension plans (if applicable) These are all afforded to other workers in the Auto industry.