From：Internet Info Agency 2026-02-11 01:20:02
Tesla has filed criminal charges against a member of Germany's IG Metall union for secretly recording a confidential labor-management meeting at its Gigafactory near Berlin. According to a memo issued by the company to employees, the external union representative attended the meeting as a "guest" but used a computer to record the proceedings. Tesla Plant Manager Thierry emphasized that such meetings are strictly confidential and that unauthorized recording constitutes a criminal offense. The company confirmed the accuracy of the memo, further escalating tensions between Tesla and IG Metall.
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