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Tesla Loses Fight To Arbitrate Worker's Sex Harassment Case

By Anne Cullen · May 24, 2022, 12:09 PM EDT

Tesla can't force a former production associate to arbitrate her claims alleging she faced constant sexually harassing remarks and unwanted touching from male supervisors at the company's Fremont facility, a California...

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