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‘Penises out!’: Tesla Amsterdam intervenes after notorious party, but it’s not that simple

‘Penises out!’: Tesla Amsterdam intervenes after notorious party, but it’s not that simple

A court has ruled that Tesla's Amsterdam branch cannot summarily dismiss an employee who shouted an inappropriate phrase during a group photo at a company event. While the judge acknowledged the behavior was unprofessional, they determined it did not warrant immediate termination. Consequently, the tech giant must allow the employee to return to work.

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