In 2023, a group of Tesla mechanics in Sweden went on strike over their employer’s refusal to sign a collective agreement with their union, sparking a battle between Elon Musk and European labour ideals.
The FT’s Sarah O’Connor explains what has happened since then and why it matters.
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