Tesla has informed workers on its Model Y and Cybertruck production lines in Austin to take the week of Memorial Day off, a significant deviation from last yearâs operations. This decision, along with limitations on overtime, comes amid a reported 13% drop in deliveries year-over-year. Workers have expressed concern about increasing schedule inconsistencies and early dismissals. Additionally, a contractor for Tesla laid off 50 employees earlier this month, reflecting broader challenges as Tesla adjusts production targets and navigates operational constraints.
Tesla's decision to send workers on Model Y and Cybertruck lines home for Memorial Day and cut overtime hours raises questions about production efficiency and future output.
Workers at Tesla's Austin facility reported increases in inconsistent schedules and early dismissals as the company cuts back on overtime and adjusts production targets.
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