A trial is underway as a former Tesla elevator operator takes the stand, claiming he faced 'plantation mentality' by coworkers.
, calling the department’s complaint “misguided.”
“Attacking a company like Tesla that has done so much good for California should not be the overriding aim of a state agency with prosecutorial authority,” Tesla said in the statement. “The interests of workers and fundamental fairness must come first.
A jury awarded Diaz $137 million in damages during a 2021 trial, making it one of the largest in U.S. history for workplace discrimination cases. However, last year,
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