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The National Federation of Workers is pointing the finger at Tesla USA

Recently, the world's most enjoyable migrant workers are American auto workers, after 30 days of hard work with the bosses of Ford, GM, and Stellantis, the strike action of American auto workers has finally won, and over the next five years, these workers will be paid up to 33% more, a wage increase that is more than the increase in the past 20-plus years combined。You think the UAW is done with the three major U.S. auto companies?NONONO, their ambitions are so much more than that, that they're not going to let go of any chance to bring their auto worker brothers to a pay rise.。At present, the UAW has revealed their next target, which is Tesla。In fact, the leader of the UAW, Shawn Fain, has long been upset with Musk, and in his eyes, Musk is a typical capitalist who likes to squeeze employees, not to mention, but also to sacrifice the interests of his brothers to engage in outer space flight.。If you're successful in flying, it's okay to say, fly one and blow one up, isn't that a joke about taking your brothers' hard-earned money, wait, I'll come and get you right away。Fain also said, in fact, has long wanted to whole Musk, the general strike was originally planned to pull Tesla's brothers to participate, the results of Tesla's internal unions are too corrupt, workers are worried that if the strike fails, jobs are lost, no one will follow。But now the situation is different, UAW is not the previous UAW。We are the regular army that makes the three major automakers bow their heads, and as long as you listen to the UAW and make sure you eat and drink in the future, just Musk is out of the question!

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