Company towns are generally frowned upon in the US just like sympathy strikes. > Sympathy strikes are generally legal in Nordic countries, unlike in the U.S. w

Company towns are generally frowned upon in the US just like sympathy strikes. > Sympathy strikes are generally legal in Nordic countries, unlike in the U.S. where they are largely prohibited. Not much information available, but it wouldn't surprise me if the unions had a cause about doing business with companies that are Nordic + unionized. In which case, doing business with Tesla is in violation of it. But I mean if Tesla doesn't want to be striked upon they should probably create some kind of contract that prohibts the other party from striking.