kiltedpanda

...and they had to put up posters outlining worker rights.

Almost 100% of the comments in this thread seem to gloss over the fact that this lawsuit was due to the actions of one manager in an autobody store. And his actions were counter to Tesla's official policy which clearly states that it is acceptable to discuss salary. Based on the comments alone you'd think the article was about a class action suit.

Why extrapolate the actions of one person to those of the entire organization?

Go look at the job board on the Tesla website. Their salaries and benefits look great to me.

Insured up to $1m CAD in Canada through the CIPF.

One thing I came across to watch out for though is that if you hold fixed income securities (e.g. GICs) that are issued by the same bank as the brokerage account, then if it goes bust, the securities are NOT covered by insurance.

"CIPF does not cover: the insolvency or default of the company or organization that issued your security"

For example, if you hold a $500k GIC issued by TD Bank in a self directed TD brokerage account, and TD goes bust, then you're gonna have a bad day.