Tesla illegally fired worker and must kill Musk tweet, U.S. labor board says

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Bloomberg

March 25, 2021 10:06 PM

Tesla repeatedly violated U.S. labor law, including by firing a union activist, and must make CEO Elon Musk delete a threatening tweet from his personal account, the National Labor Relations Board ruled Thursday.

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