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Tesla Cutting Corners on Workplace Safety

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An exterior view of a Tesla showroom on April 4, 2016 in Corte Madera, California.  (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Tesla Motors says it makes the safest cars ever but a new investigation has found the company is cutting corners when it comes to employee safety. KQED’s Alyssa Jeong Perry and Will Evans with Reveal at The Center for Investigative Reporting looked into the car maker’s safety data and discovered Tesla may not be accurately reporting workplace injuries. Tesla takes issue with much of the report and says it records injuries accurately and cares deeply about its employees. We’ll talk to the reporters about their findings.

Guests:
Alyssa Jeong Perry, reporter, KQED
Will Evans, reporter, Reveal from The Center of Investigative Reporting

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