Weeks after Musk announced major layoffs, Tesla deleted almost all job postings in North America

According to news from this site on May 9, Tesla is a large-scale electric vehicle company. As of the end of last year, the total number of employees had reached 140,000. But starting on April 16, Musk announced that he would lay off 10% of his employees, and a new round of layoffs will begin this week, involving employees in multiple departments. As of the 8th, Tesla has only

three positions

listed on its North American recruitment website. The positions are for joining Tesla's Production Development Program in Texas, California or Nevada, a seven-week training program that Tesla says "has the opportunity" to transfer Works as a full-time production assistant at the Tesla factory. As of May 1, Tesla offered a total of more than 3,400 positions on its recruitment website to the United States, Mexico, Canada and Puerto Rico, most of which were in California. , Texas and Nevada, many positions were still open on job sites as of May 7.

The company cleared almost all job postings in North America on April 16 and has reinstated some of them a few days later. The Information reported that Musk said in an email to Tesla executives that he would

"absolutely tough"

on layoffs.

According to previous reports from this site, Tesla was exposed in China as having canceled offers for all fresh graduates, which caused controversy.

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