Tesla hikes pay to quell unrest at key German supplier

By:

Edward Taylor

April 27, 2017 05:00 AM

PRUEM, Germany -- Luxury electric carmaker Tesla offered pay rises and job guarantees to defuse labor tensions at a key German supplier, whose founder and CEO left the company late last month, German labor officials said.

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