Elon Musk tells Tesla employees: Return to the workplace, or else
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2022-06-02 06:54:17
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The policy, disclosed in leaked emails Musk sent to Tesla's executive employees Tuesday, was first reported by electric car information website Electrek.
"Anybody who wishes to do remote work should be in the workplace for a minimum (and I mean *minimal*) of 40 hours per week or depart Tesla. That is lower than we ask of manufacturing facility workers," Musk wrote, adding that the office should be the worker's major workplace the place the other employees they regularly interact with are based — "not a remote department office unrelated to the job duties."
Musk said he would personally review any request for exemption from the policy, however that for probably the most half, "In the event you do not show up, we are going to assume you have resigned."
Tesla (TSLA) did not reply to a request for comment on the policy change, but Musk appeared to confirm it in a tweet of his own early Wednesday when asked on Twitter, "Hey Elon...any additional comment to individuals who suppose coming into work is an antiquated concept?" Musk replied: "They need to pretend to work elsewhere."The coverage is completely at odds with that of the other tech company Musk is trying to buy, Twitter (TWTR), which has previously announced workers can continue to do business from home "ceaselessly" if they like. "Wherever you're feeling best and inventive is the place you will work and that includes working from home full-time endlessly," CEO Parag Agrawal wrote in a observe to Twitter's nearly 100,000 staff in March, just before Musk's curiosity in owning the social media platform was disclosed.At Tesla, nonetheless, that won't be the case. It's especially vital that senior managers be seen in the workplace, Musk mentioned, including that was one of the causes he primarily lived on the Tesla factory in Fremont, California, when the company was struggling to extend manufacturing in 2017 and 2018."If I had not executed that, Tesla would long ago have gone bankrupt," he wrote. "There are of course companies that do not require this, however when was the last time they shipped an ideal new product? It's been some time."
He added, "Tesla has and will create and truly manufacture probably the most thrilling and meaningful products of any firm on Earth," he added. "This is not going to happen by phoning it in."
Surveys show nearly all of workplace staff favor the option to work at home. Since reopening offices following Covid-19 shutdowns, many corporations beyond Twitter have announced elevated flexibility for employees who want to work remotely, partly as a solution to retain or attract expertise in a very tight labor market. However the world's richest person does not seem involved about that dynamic.Quelle: www.cnn.com