Ok, so what you are saying is that employees will be working 12 hour shifts 4 days a week, with 3 days off. Remains to be seen what effect that will have on the workers.
Just judging from the number of cars in the employee parking lot it didn't seem like they were running a full production line on Saturday. However, it did seem like casting were produced on weekends.
To help with your channel, look up how water cooling computer systems operate. Water is a great conductor of heat, and that water operates in a closed loop, to run that water through a radiator. Those fan units most likely are being used to suck that warm water out through the radiator, which dissipates that water heat into the atmosphere.
Texas overtime laws require employers to pay non-exempt employees at least 1.5 times their regular rate of pay for every hour worked over 40 in a workweek.
@@JoeTegtmeyer A union would have protected the workers from being fired with little to no warning, and without a valid reason, like what happened a few weeks ago. Also, where I worked, the union contract required not only overtime pay for more than 40 hours in a week.... But we also got overtime pay for more than 8 hours in a day. And overtime was optional. Which I always refused. 🙂 There are more important things than serving the corporation. Anyway, that is my opinion.
So this means that employees have to work 48 hours a week? Or does it mean 2 shifts @ 24 hours a week? To go from 8 hours a day to 12 hours strains any home life situation.
You should subtract meal times from the 6am-6pm start/stop shift time. If they get two meal periods a day on a twelve hour shift, that is 11 hours worked x 4 or a 44 hour week.
My guess is they are going to update the Model Y line for the Juniper version coming soon. May also be creating a line for the Model 2. If Tesla was super savvy they would skip the Model 2 and figure out a way to get the Model Y Juniper down closer to $25,000 even $30,000 and use some new battery tech to get it from about 340, close to 500 mile range. They are already set up to make model Y's and could do a quick ramp. A car like that would dominate the market.
@ChrisHplusland Maybe not. Less hours does not mean less production. There have been other cases where radical shift changes have worked out better from both sides.
@@billw.5964 Well it was 6x10 hour days according to one response. As I said, there have been other cases where radical shift changes have been more efficient overall. I don't know what sort of affect this will have.
This schedule will probably last as long as tesla sales suck. What are Tesla sales in California trending like when Elon goes on twitter, and says republican things?
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Great update
Ok, so what you are saying is that employees will be working 12 hour shifts 4 days a week, with 3 days off. Remains to be seen what effect that will have on the workers.
@@PhillProbst we’ve done it before we will do it again 🦾
12 hour shifts at a physical job can be rough.
@@richardkule9384 the employees were in favor of this
@@JoeTegtmeyer Ok. its their call.
This is the normal schedule. The schedule is ramped up during the end of quarter. This is not a cutback..
@@CSA3301 why do you say that?
Just judging from the number of cars in the employee parking lot it didn't seem like they were running a full production line on Saturday. However, it did seem like casting were produced on weekends.
@@bigtvjunky9119 yes on both
What's happening on the Data Center.
@@mochutasull739 what do you mean?
Is that tunnel really just for Cybertrucks, or will Y's be running through there as well?
@@PhillProbst really just for Cybertrucks
To help with your channel, look up how water cooling computer systems operate. Water is a great conductor of heat, and that water operates in a closed loop, to run that water through a radiator. Those fan units most likely are being used to suck that warm water out through the radiator, which dissipates that water heat into the atmosphere.
@@jeffcowell3935 that’s pretty basic for all radiative cooling systems.
Yeah, just thought it may be a good video to talk about it in depth. I watch all your videos, but I may have missed you talking about it.
When did they stop doing a swing or night production shift?
Does that mean no Friday Video?
I don't' think that will affect construction.
And 6am to 6pm shifts are normal.
@@CSA3301 that is not the change. M-T is the change.
@@CSA3301 that is not the change I am referring to. I think you missed my Monday discussion of this
So.... was Mon-Sat 8 hour days?
10 hour shifts. So they are planning on hitting the same production numbers with 48 work hours that they needed 60 work hours to complete.
48 hours per week? Are they going to be paid overtime pay for the extra 8 hours?
Yet another shining example of why we need unions to protect the workers.
Texas overtime laws require employers to pay non-exempt employees at least 1.5 times their regular rate of pay for every hour worked over 40 in a workweek.
@@ReinReads That is good to hear.
@@DavidJohnson-tv2nn the employees voted for this and supported the change. I doubt Unions would be of any benefit and likely a detriment.
@@JoeTegtmeyer A union would have protected the workers from being fired with little to no warning, and without a valid reason, like what happened a few weeks ago. Also, where I worked, the union contract required not only overtime pay for more than 40 hours in a week.... But we also got overtime pay for more than 8 hours in a day. And overtime was optional. Which I always refused. 🙂 There are more important things than serving the corporation. Anyway, that is my opinion.
They can't sell the cars and truck!
@@djohnson5358 who is they?
So this means that employees have to work 48 hours a week? Or does it mean 2 shifts @ 24 hours a week? To go from 8 hours a day to 12 hours strains any home life situation.
You should subtract meal times from the 6am-6pm start/stop shift time. If they get two meal periods a day on a twelve hour shift, that is 11 hours worked x 4 or a 44 hour week.
Cutting production is never good and a continued sign of how Elon's support for extreme right MAGA has continued to hurt the brand.
My guess is they are going to update the Model Y line for the Juniper version coming soon. May also be creating a line for the Model 2. If Tesla was super savvy they would skip the Model 2 and figure out a way to get the Model Y Juniper down closer to $25,000 even $30,000 and use some new battery tech to get it from about 340, close to 500 mile range. They are already set up to make model Y's and could do a quick ramp. A car like that would dominate the market.
Wow that's a major production cut, orders must be way down. Not a good sign for Tesla
@ChrisHplusland Maybe not. Less hours does not mean less production. There have been other cases where radical shift changes have worked out better from both sides.
They cut production from 6 8 hour days to 4 12 hour days? Show me the math where this is major production cut and not a good sign?
I thought he addressed that in the video.
@@billw.5964 Well it was 6x10 hour days according to one response. As I said, there have been other cases where radical shift changes have been more efficient overall. I don't know what sort of affect this will have.
@@billw.5964to the model y it was five 8 hr shifts now it’s 4 12 hour shifts.
This schedule will probably last as long as tesla sales suck. What are Tesla sales in California trending like when Elon goes on twitter, and says republican things?
You're a ball of fun aren't you!
@@JoeTegtmeyer Davey is a miserable whiner.