US judge rules that Tesla broke a series of labor laws

Reuters

• Electric carmaker Tesla interfered with legitimate union organizing and must read a notice to workers explaining their rights in a meeting requiring attendance from Chief Executive Elon Musk, a US labor judge ruled on Friday.

• The company committed a series of violations of the National Labor Relations Act in 2017 and 2018, Amita Baman Tracy, a California administrative law judge ruled in a court filing.
• Among the violations of the law cited in the filing was a tweet sent by Musk in May 2018.

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