>what about "duty of care" to his staff?
Its not like Elon harm his staff by opening,
>Also what other laws can he (or anyone else) choose to violate?
In general, every law can be violated, broken, bend. It boil down to the pros vs the cons for you.
Simply driving a car during normal situation can potentially expose you death as well.
Regarding duty of care, 43 states are reopening already. Are they wrong? Can you prove they’re wrong to do so? Shouldn’t there be a burden of proof if you as the government require a business to remain shuttered when the vast majority of states are reopening?
Then he should be the only one in the factory
“We were working on a lot of policies and procedures to help operate that plant and quite frankly, I think Tesla did a pretty good job, and that’s why I had it to the point where on May 18, Tesla would have opened,” Mr. Haggerty said. “I know Elon knew that. But he wanted it this week.”
so 1 more week beyond today is what the officials were planning on.