You intentionally started introducing language with negative connotations in order to get a rise out of people. Simply stating that there's some woke demands coming out of workers (not specifically Tesla workers mind you, just workers), then throwing out 'demanding remote work' as an example when pressed, sounds a whole lot like you have some very specific opinions about this topic.
Yeah, I'm riled up. I get riled up when people who I suspect should be pro-workers rights are actually pro-billionaire's desires just because it happens to align with their political party, despite how much they love to tell everyone it doesn't.
No the OP started the negative remarks with the Assumption that Musk was firing the Gays.... Based on an article where only two were were terminated.
We are talking about Tesla not other companies so my reference to workers was about Tesla employees.
Musk made comments about how employees had to work 40 hours a week in the office and he would allow exceptions for a few exceptional workers on a case basis. I do have specific feelings about WFH in a manufacturing environment. This has nothing to do with my political beliefs. It has everything to do with my 29 years working in a manufacturing environment.
WFH is not a right, but can be negotiated with the employer on a case by case basis. In a fast paced manufacturing environment where a breakdown of equipment can mean the loss of thousands of dollars per hour or more they need to have engineering and programming support on site. Granted many office workers are not needed on site all the time. It is however frustrating for many workers when they attempt to work with HR etc and have to do it remotely. Before I retired this year they had a rotation of engineers, office workers on site every day and that allowed some to work from home. This was negotiated between employees and management in a non-union company during the Covid 19 pandemic.
I guess you get riled up quite often. Maybe you should get some soothing chamomile tea.
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