Second COVID-19 Wave May Be Death Knell For Ford India
As the pandemic continues to ravage India, automakers like Ford are struggling to survive.
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As the pandemic continues to ravage India, automakers like Ford are struggling to survive.
Read More »The chip shortage has impacted more plants than previously believed.
Read More »Fields sees greener pastures ahead, but also a few obstacles on the road to recovery.
Read More »The union plans to announce its strike target by September 8th.
Read More »Unifor will threaten a strike if Ford doesn't commit to future product at the facility.
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The union is admittedly encouraged by results so far.
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One UAW worker says most were more concerned about getting into attendance trouble than coronavirus.
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Ford has closed four South American production facilities.
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Production across the remaining Ford facilities currently operating in Europe will stop on Thursday.
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Ford says travel bans will be in place at least until March 27th.
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GM's strike is likely nearing a close as the industry starts to wonder who will negotiate next.
Read More »Ford workers are walking the picket lines along with the GM workers.
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The GM strike will need to last longer than a couple of weeks to hurt the automaker.
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UAW employees are on strike at GM factories.
Read More »A tricky balancing act just got a whole lot more difficult.
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This vote doesn't mean a strike is pending.
Read More »Voting to authorize a strike doesn't mean one is coming.
Read More »Unite union representing workers has declined the Ford offer on the table.
Read More »Ford says that it will defend its headcount reductions vigorously in court.
Read More »Data breach had no critical Ford information inside it.
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It's unclear if Ford production is impacted at this time.
Read More »The plant builds interior parts for the Mustang and Lincoln Continental.
Read More »The workers have been ordered by the union to walk off the job in an orderly manner at 12:01 a.m. Friday morning.
Read More »Over 1,000 of the 1,700 workers voted in favor of a strike.
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