A former supervisor at a Tesla battery distribution warehouse claims she was fired after flagging “potentially deadly working conditions” that put workers’ lives at risk, according to court filings reviewed by The Independent.
In a complaint filed initially in state court and removed to San Francisco federal court on Thursday, ex-Tesla Energy regional manager Nina Mirani describes the company’s Hayward, California facility, or, “hub,” as dangerously overcrowded and “ripe for a potentially catastrophic fire.”
