Tesla fires employees in retaliation to union campaign - complaint


FILE PHOTO: Tesla Inc. Gigafactory 2, which is also known as RiverBend, is pictured in Buffalo, New York, U.S., March 26, 2020. REUTERS/Lindsay DeDario

(Reuters) - Tesla Inc on Wednesday laid off dozens of employees from its Autopilot department at its Buffalo plant in New York, a day after workers launched a campaign to form a union, according to a complaint filed with a government agency.

Earlier this week, Tesla workers in New York said they will unionize with Workers United Upstate New York, which would help give them a voice at their workplace.

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