Doubled Tesla Short
As suggested last week, we've added to our Tesla short today, bringing our average price down to $358 across two positions.
Real Money: Tesla's Main Product Isn't Cars, It's Subsidies
CityA.M.: Tesla hit with SEC subpoena over Model 3 production targets
Bloomberg: Tesla Short David Einhorn Says Last Quarter Was ‘As Good As It Gets’
Reveal: Inside Tesla’s factory, a medical clinic designed to ignore injured workers
"When a worker gets smashed by a car part on Tesla’s factory floor, medical staff are forbidden from calling 911 without permission.
The electric carmaker’s contract doctors rarely grant it, instead often insisting that seriously injured workers – including one who severed the top of a finger – be sent to the emergency room in a Lyft.
Injured employees have been systematically sent back to the production line to work through their pain with no modifications, according to former clinic employees, Tesla factory workers and medical records. Some could barely walk.
The on-site medical clinic serving some 10,000 employees at Tesla Inc.’s California assembly plant has failed to properly care for seriously hurt workers, an investigation by Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting has found.
The clinic’s practices are unsafe and unethical, five former clinic employees said.
But denying medical care and work restrictions to injured workers is good for one thing: making real injuries disappear.
“The goal of the clinic was to keep as many patients off of the books as possible,” said Anna Watson, a physician assistant who worked at Tesla’s medical clinic for three weeks in August.
Watson has nearly 20 years of experience as a medical professional, examining patients, diagnosing ailments and prescribing medications. She’s treated patients at a petroleum refinery, a steel plant, emergency rooms and a trauma center. But she said she’s never seen anything like what’s happening at Tesla."
"Never seen anything like what's happening at Tesla" would probably be said by any ethical accountant, anyone who's been on a competent board of directors, and anyone who's got a experience in auto manfucaturing too.
Real Money: Tesla's Main Product Isn't Cars, It's Subsidies
CityA.M.: Tesla hit with SEC subpoena over Model 3 production targets
Bloomberg: Tesla Short David Einhorn Says Last Quarter Was ‘As Good As It Gets’
Reveal: Inside Tesla’s factory, a medical clinic designed to ignore injured workers
"When a worker gets smashed by a car part on Tesla’s factory floor, medical staff are forbidden from calling 911 without permission.
The electric carmaker’s contract doctors rarely grant it, instead often insisting that seriously injured workers – including one who severed the top of a finger – be sent to the emergency room in a Lyft.
Injured employees have been systematically sent back to the production line to work through their pain with no modifications, according to former clinic employees, Tesla factory workers and medical records. Some could barely walk.
The on-site medical clinic serving some 10,000 employees at Tesla Inc.’s California assembly plant has failed to properly care for seriously hurt workers, an investigation by Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting has found.
The clinic’s practices are unsafe and unethical, five former clinic employees said.
But denying medical care and work restrictions to injured workers is good for one thing: making real injuries disappear.
“The goal of the clinic was to keep as many patients off of the books as possible,” said Anna Watson, a physician assistant who worked at Tesla’s medical clinic for three weeks in August.
Watson has nearly 20 years of experience as a medical professional, examining patients, diagnosing ailments and prescribing medications. She’s treated patients at a petroleum refinery, a steel plant, emergency rooms and a trauma center. But she said she’s never seen anything like what’s happening at Tesla."
"Never seen anything like what's happening at Tesla" would probably be said by any ethical accountant, anyone who's been on a competent board of directors, and anyone who's got a experience in auto manfucaturing too.
posted by C. Guinness @ 3:47 PM
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