Tesla employees at German factory express concerns over working conditions
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Some employees at a Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) manufacturing plant near Berlin say that they are facing poor working conditions and safety concerns on the job.

Bloomberg, citing IG Metall, the major metalworkers' union in the country, reported that workers are facing high workloads resulting from staff shortages and very high production targets.

On Monday, about 1K of the 12K people who work at the Gruenheide factory came to work wearing stickers that read "safe and fair work.â
In February, Tesla workers in Buffalo also complained about working conditions as they attempted to form a union.


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