Elon Musk confirms upcoming Tesla (TSLA) salaried workforce cuts
Following up on an email suggesting a cut of 10 percent of the salaried workforce, Musk has seemingly confirmed plans to balance salaried and hourly workers.
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Following up on an email suggesting a cut of 10 percent of the salaried workforce, Musk has seemingly confirmed plans to balance salaried and hourly workers.
Tesla's move follows a number of other major companies in the tech industry splitting their stock as well.
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