Tesla Employee Claims Labor Disaster At Giga Berlin via insideevs.com
Tesla's Giga Berlin is a relatively new factory that has yet to fully ramp up. Tesla faced all sorts of delays and adversity related to the factory ever since it broke ground. Not only were locals concerned about the environmental impact of the factory, but also, Tesla was moving into the home of its primary German luxury competitors, which the US carmaker has already proven it can outsell.
Regardless of the past or any potentially related stories, the reported problems are linked to recruiting, hiring, and retaining productive workers. This seems to be a problem at companies across the globe, with even local businesses in the US posting hiring signs for many months yet remaining short-staffed. Tesla CEOThat said, Tesla is hiring waves of employees at both Giga Berlin and Giga Texas. It hopes to have some 10,000 workers at each factory.
Electrek notes that Tesla already has some 7,500 workers at the Gigafactory in Germany. The publication also points to just 400 open positions. It seems the EV maker has moved to recruit employees from areas outside of Germany, with some 10 percent of the current staff living in another country. Many are reportedly coming from Poland.crossovers per week. The company hasn't provided a more recent update, but the goal is to ramp up to 5,000 copies per week.
We'll have to wait and see if Tesla updates its Giga Berlin production capacity in the near future. Meanwhile, we'll be keeping a close eye on the situation at Giga Berlin to try to learn if the employee's concerns are substantiated.
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