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Tesla Defeats Sweden’s IF Metall Union After 1,021-Day Strike

Tesla won a Sweden labour dispute with IF Metall after a 1,021-day strike, with the court ruling in Tesla’s favour.

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Tesla Defeats Sweden’s IF Metall Union After 1,021-Day Strike

Tesla has defeated Sweden’s IF Metall union following a 1,021-day strike tied to the companies’ labour dispute. The Labour Court ruled in Tesla’s favour and ordered IF Metall to pay Tesla’s legal costs. The decision ends a long-running conflict that had kept production and collective bargaining under intense scrutiny. Both sides had argued their positions on workplace conditions and agreements, but the court’s ruling favored Tesla.

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