Sweden: IF Metall union forced to end industrial dispute with Tesla

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The news. After three years of conflict, the Swedish union IF Metall announced it would suspend its strike actions against Tesla starting Wednesday, August 19, after the American automaker financially incentivized the 80 striking workers to leave.

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