Tesla pays $3M+ for racist workplace.

Tesla, the electric car manufacturer, has agreed to pay over $3 million to settle a lawsuit that accused the company of tolerating a racist workplace. The lawsuit was filed by a group of African-American workers who claimed that they were subjected to racial slurs, graffiti, and other forms of discrimination while working at Tesla’s factory in Fremont, California. The settlement comes after a three-year legal battle that saw Tesla deny the allegations and argue that it had taken steps to address any instances of discrimination. However, the company ultimately decided to settle the case rather than continue to fight it in court. The settlement includes a payment of $1.6 million to be divided among the plaintiffs, as well as an additional $1.7 million to be used to implement new policies and training programs aimed at preventing discrimination in the workplace. In a statement, Tesla acknowledged that it had “fallen short” in its efforts to create a workplace that was free from discrimination and harassment. The company also pledged to take steps to improve its workplace culture and ensure that all employees are treated with respect and dignity. The settlement is a reminder that even companies that are seen as progressive and innovative can still struggle with issues of discrimination and bias. It also highlights the importance of creating a workplace culture that values diversity and inclusion, and takes proactive steps to address any instances of discrimination or harassment. As Tesla continues to grow and expand, it will be important for the company to remain vigilant in its efforts to create a workplace that is welcoming and inclusive for all employees. By doing so, Tesla can not only avoid costly legal battles, but also attract and retain top talent from a diverse range of backgrounds.