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So the source for your quote is https://insideevs.com/news/693890/tesla-sweden-employees-refuse-join-strike-say-there-no-need-for-it/ https://insideevs.com/news

So the source for your quote is https://insideevs.com/news/693890/tesla-sweden-employees-refuse-join-strike-say-there-no-need-for-it/ https://insideevs.com/news/693890/tesla-sweden-employees-ref... Some kind of American EV trade magazine. I can tell you that the quote is 100% bullshit and the only reason the employees wanted to "remain anonymous" is because the writer made them up. Swedish unions have exactly zero leverage on employees and the idea that someone would be afraid of repercussions from a union is so preposterous that it is laughable. What the union is trying to do is to get Tesla to sign an agreement not to pay auto workers less than what other car manufacturers pay. If Tesla can't agree to that, when everyone else can, shame on them.

mwint 3y ago
... and those workers should go work for the other manufacturers. Of course, when they don't for some reason, we won't be here talking about that.
- SamoyedFurFluff 3y ago
  Worker solidarity doesn’t mean take another position from a shitty position, knowing someone more desperate than you might take the position you just left. It means making sure even the most desperate worker has a minimum level of dignity in their workplace. It means the worker is invested in improving the operations of the company in which they work.