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Wired does a Musk expose. It's not pretty.
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That's for a small EV like the Leaf. According to the report, a Model S take anywhere from 15k to 39k relative to a full-sized conventional car. That's not as bad I've heard, but still you're on the longer end of the spectrum. You're still much better off buying a smaller EV, not those high-end Teslas.
And this is their defense. Elon Musk wants to build a brighter future, that's why he cares so much about cyborg dragons and Monty Python reruns
It's probably even better for Tesla because the cars are made on the California grid vs the Detroit grid.
CEO's in other countries can't fire anyone they want, whenever they want?
Technically, no, they have to have a ground for the firing, else the employee can sue. In the case described in the OP, there's no way the employee would lose the suit. (France/Germany, but I'd expect it's the same in most of the EU)
Now, if they realy, realy want to fire someone, they could technicaly find some ground to do it, but still be at the mercy of the court.
As you have already been informed. Hells no. Sure if you really want someone gone you csn dig up a reason, but actual effort is involved. You cant just go "you're fired".
During probationary periods you csn be let go for no reason at all, but that is only usually like 1-3 months.