65,000 mugs stolen from Tesla, the boss blames the employees and takes an unprecedented decision

65,000 parts were stolen from one of Tesla's European factories. The brand is investigating…

65,000. According to the inventory carried out by the boss of this Tesla factory, that's the number of missing parts he counted in a factory, the famous Gigafactory! The scandal concerns the one in Grünheide, located on the outskirts of Berlin. This massive theft was revealed by the head of the plant, Andre Thierig, who directly accuses the employees of this gigantic installation!

According to Andre Thierig, the factory's 12,000 employees are responsible for this theft. He believes that statistically, every employee would have taken away five of these objects… cups bought en masse from the giant Ikea. "65 000 ! Statistically, each of you has already five Ikea cups à the House. I'm really tired to validate orders to buy more cups," he wrote, visibly exasperated, in an email sent to him. to employees and revealed by the German newspaper Handelsblatt.

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Employees' reaction to the crisis these accusations were made mixed. Some have found; the situation was laughable, while others felt offended by their superior's remarks. Despite these mixed reactions, Tesla has not yet issued an official statement regarding this incident.

In response to This massive theft, the factory management even took a drastic measure: all cutlery in the break rooms was removed. locked up for an indefinite period! Andre Thierig explained This decision was made by saying that if no action was taken, the company would likely become a large buyer of knives and forks to replace those potentially stolen. s…

It is still uncertain how Tesla will manage this crisis internally. In the meantime, the employees of the Grünheide factory will have to make do with this new reality: the break rooms will be closed. provided with cutlery with a climate of general suspicion among all staff! Far from the image touted by the big boss in California, the famous Elon Musk… The Gr&uuml factory ;nheide, often called Gigafactory, already had is making headlines with the announcement of its upcoming expansion. This news was unfortunately accompanied at the same time by the elimination of several positions elsewhere in Europe, and even in Germany.