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Because if you invert it, it's "the average employee suffers some injury every 21 years. That injury might be a papercut or a twisted ankle or a missing arm.
by justrealist 3y ago
Because if you invert it, it's "the average employee suffers some injury every 21 years. That injury might be a papercut or a twisted ankle or a missing arm.
OSHA tracks this and is a much more reliable source than a random article.
- fredgrott 3y agoa more informed report as they went by the OSHA reports https://aa.law/blog/tesla-received-triple-the-amount-of-osha-complaints-than-the-10-largest-us-car-factories-combined/ https://aa.law/blog/tesla-received-triple-the-amount-of-osha...
- akira2501 3y agoIt actually highlights probably the major problem. The article you linked specifies that a _single_ incident, accident or complaint can result in _multiple_ violations linked to it. 9 accidents, 4 incidents, 7 complaints. For 20 cases, 48 violations were issued. All in California, which may or may not have a subjective impact on how these cases are handled.
- Natsu 3y agoI tend to agree that this stuff looks like small potatoes and they're getting extra scrutiny based on what I saw back when I worked at a (non-Tesla) factory.