Wall Street Journal Summary – Elon Musk pursued women working at SpaceX for sex, WSJ says
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Key Facts
- Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX, allegedly pursued women at the company for sexual relationships, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.
- Sexual harassment and retaliation complaints have previously been filed against SpaceX, including civil rights complaints in California earlier this year.
- Eight former employees have filed a lawsuit against Musk for creating a hostile work environment, alleging retaliation for raising concerns about his behaviour and the company’s culture.
Article Summary
According to the Wall Street Journal, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk allegedly pursued women at the company for sexual relationships. Despite company policies, former SpaceX executives claim that they are not enforced with Musk and this fosters a culture of sexism and harassment. Prior sexual harassment and retaliation allegations against SpaceX have been cited in previous legal filings. In a recent development, a lawsuit has been filed by eight former employees accusing Musk of creating a hostile work environment and retaliation. These employees claim that they faced retaliation for speaking out about Musk’s behaviour and the company’s culture. SpaceX and Musk have yet to respond to these allegations.
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