Tesla’s refusal in October to sign a collective agreement for repair centre mechanics has resulted in strike action taking place across the country
Strike action by workers across Sweden began in October when Tesla refused to sign a collective agreement for mechanics affiliated with Sweden’s IF Metall union. IF Metall said the strike was about wages, pensions and insurance for its members working for Tesla, but more fundamentally about standing up for the entire Swedish labour market model.
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