Knightshade
Well-Known Member
Sure they can, just look at all the unions we have now. The key is to say you're going to operate as a union.
This is simply untrue.
Please feel free to cite any examples of actual, NLRB certified, unions who "say" they're going to operate as one, then don't, and retain certification.
Anywho, all I'm say is if there's a credit, which I doubt there will be, Tesla will be getting it. Why? Because it's in everyone's interest that they qualify. That's how things work.
Also untrue.
The entire reason the "special" union credit exists is to insure only some companies get it.
If there was a simple way for anyone to get it, it wouldn't exist - and the non-union companies wouldn't be lobbying to kill it, they'd just take this "simple" method you keep thinking would work, but wouldn't, and enjoy the extra money.