Tesla has started tracking how often its employees come to the office, and it's sending absentees an email to ask for an explanation.
, the message reads that"you are receiving this email because there is no record of you using your badge to enter a Tesla facility on at least 16 days over the 30-day period ending on June 28." It adds that"all employees are expected to be back in the office full-time. We realize that there are various reasons why you may not have badged in, including illness, vacation, or traveling for business.
Some of Tesla's employees were permitted to work from home at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, many companies have started asking their workers to return to the office as pandemic-related restrictions are eased or removed. Some firms make coming back to the office optional; others offer their personnel a flexible working schedule, such as two days at home and three days in the office.
While working from home has numerous pros and cons, a lot of people have gotten used to it and no longer want to be in an office full-time. Tesla hasn't commented on the email, and neither has Musk, but it's the latest brick added to a wall of workforce-related issues at Tesla. It
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