ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月2日 02時21分

Many black workers at #Tesla’s Fremont, California, factory say they came to the company hoping for a bright future, but found racial discrimination and harassment instead. Interviews, internal communications and sworn legal statements filed by more than 2 dozen current or former Tesla employees and contractors describe a wide range of concerns among some African-American workers at the factory, including threats by co-workers, demeaning assignments and barriers to advancement. @Tesla rejects the workplace portrait painted in the complaints as inaccurate, saying there is no evidence to support “a pattern of discrimination and harassment.” It is not the only automaker to face allegations of racism in recent years, and it acknowledges that “in a company the size of a small city, there will at times be claims of bad behavior,” real or false. But it said there was no indication that the factory had an unusual rate of complaints. Swipe left to see photos from @justinkaneps, @anastasiia_v_s, and @edmundfountain. Visit the link in our profile to see more.

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