CapriciousDay

Sounds to me like it's a victimless crime then.

I think it's fair to say Musk already screws them to the maximum extent possible, so the degree to which they are screwed is probably not responsive to changes in insurance premiums and we can expect that to more or less come straight out of Musk's pocket.

They don't admit to having real estate investments so we're sort of forced to assume they're just control freaks who want to use workplaces to satisfy their megalomania kink.