I really don't think that's correct. Here's the Reuters story on the subject, which is fairly representative: https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transporta

I really don't think that's correct. Here's the Reuters story on the subject, which is fairly representative: https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/swedish-union-blocks-tesla-components-dispute-intensifies-2023-11-24/ https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/swedis... There are zero facts in that article sourced from or even about the 130 workers in question. All the quotes are from IF Metall, the broader union who doesn't represent the workers yet but wants to. Again, if the workers want to unionize Tesla should let them, period. That's the way it works in Europe and they need to play on the same field. But they don't seem to be asking! Instead IF Metall, other unions, and at this point the Swedish legal system are all going to the mattresses to compel a unionization agreement for workers who aren't even part of the discussion. And that's batshit.