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Worker injuries, 911 calls, housing crisis: Recruiting Tesla exacts a price

5 pointsby navigatesolover 5 years ago

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foxyvover 5 years ago
I think USA Today has forgotten how dangerous most industry is. Especially construction work. 8,000 workers in an environment that hazardous are going to injure themselves. At a concert with 8,000 people you can expect that there will be medical emergencies, fights, and 911 calls galore. That&#x27;s without heavy lifting, and machinery that can remove limbs.<p>What&#x27;s surprising to me is that they haven&#x27;t had a fatal accident yet. After a couple years of operation you would expect at least 1-2 people to die actuarially speaking in a worker population that large.