Ignore the usual Media Green "Growth" cheerleading and look inside the "Bait and Switch":
Slant : "Tesla Inc. has fired an undetermined number of [Auto - nji] employees following a series of performance evaluations after the company significantly boosted its workforce with the purchase of solar panel maker SolarCity Corp."
"The maker of the Model S [Auto] this week dismissed between 400 and 700 employees, including engineers, managers and factory workers, the San Jose Mercury News reported on Oct. 13, citing unidentified current and former workers.
[Gee, I thought there was a huge "waiting list" for these cars...]
"The dismissals come after Tesla said it built just 260 Model 3 sedans during the third quarter, less than a fifth of its 1,500-unit forecast. The company has offered scant detail about the problems it’s having producing the car."
Meanwhile...
"In September, Tesla announced it was phasing out 63 positions at SolarCity Corp.’s Roseville, California office, according to Business Insider."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ers-in-wake-of-annual-performance-evaluations
Slant : "Tesla Inc. has fired an undetermined number of [Auto - nji] employees following a series of performance evaluations after the company significantly boosted its workforce with the purchase of solar panel maker SolarCity Corp."
"The maker of the Model S [Auto] this week dismissed between 400 and 700 employees, including engineers, managers and factory workers, the San Jose Mercury News reported on Oct. 13, citing unidentified current and former workers.
[Gee, I thought there was a huge "waiting list" for these cars...]
"The dismissals come after Tesla said it built just 260 Model 3 sedans during the third quarter, less than a fifth of its 1,500-unit forecast. The company has offered scant detail about the problems it’s having producing the car."
Meanwhile...
"In September, Tesla announced it was phasing out 63 positions at SolarCity Corp.’s Roseville, California office, according to Business Insider."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ers-in-wake-of-annual-performance-evaluations
