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It's sustainable until the union is out of money, supposedly At which point the "problem" deals with itself... no? Either the workers capitulate or Tesla cease
by bravetraveler 3y ago
It's sustainable until the union is out of money, supposedly
At which point the "problem" deals with itself... no? Either the workers capitulate or Tesla ceases operations
Just reading the thread... the sustainability argument seems totally backwards.
For those in the "shut up and get to work camp", this seems ideal
Tesla has more money and is managed by a person who is physically incapable of abandoning an idea
- fnordsensei 3y agoSustainable here is with regards to the model as a whole (politicians stay away; unions and companies settle things amongst themselves), and in the economic and political sense, not eg. the environmental sense.
- bravetraveler 3y agoAh I see, I quite enjoy that model as someone from the US. Someone mentioned familiarity with the industry being key - this is so true We have decisions made by those who are actively not informed, but rather, biased