> The evidence indicates that “Of the 240 declarations submitted by plaintiffs, all stated that they heard the n-word at the Tesla Fremont factory”
well, that sounds bad, but the plaintiffs might have cherry-picked those declarations and...
> and “Of the 228 declarations submitted by Tesla, 99 heard the n-word at the Tesla Fremont factory.”
oh.
Tesla's own defense argument is that "only" ~40% of their workers have heard the n-word at the factory?
yeah idk maybe I live in a sheltered bubble but I'd expect "percentage of employees who've heard the n-word at work" to hover pretty close to 0% (especially for a non-customer-facing job when the only possible people saying it are other employees).
for Tesla to try to dismiss the lawsuit even while tacitly admitting the problem is that large is pretty galling.
> The evidence indicates that “Of the 240 declarations submitted by plaintiffs, all stated that they heard the n-word at the Tesla Fremont factory”
well, that sounds bad, but the plaintiffs might have cherry-picked those declarations and...
> and “Of the 228 declarations submitted by Tesla, 99 heard the n-word at the Tesla Fremont factory.”
oh.
Tesla's own defense argument is that "only" ~40% of their workers have heard the n-word at the factory?
yeah idk maybe I live in a sheltered bubble but I'd expect "percentage of employees who've heard the n-word at work" to hover pretty close to 0% (especially for a non-customer-facing job when the only possible people saying it are other employees).
for Tesla to try to dismiss the lawsuit even while tacitly admitting the problem is that large is pretty galling.