Most Salaried Ford Employees Will Continue To Work From Home Until At Least September
Extending the original return date by about two months. More
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Ford Execs Address Tragic Death Of George Floyd In Touching Letter To Employees
The letter was sent by Executive Chairman Bill Ford and CEO Jim Hackett. More
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UAW Employee Files Sexual Harassment Lawsuit Against Union Leaders
A total of three union leaders are named in the suit, including the vice president of the Ford department. More
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Ford Chicago Stamping Plant Pauses Production After Worker Tests Positive For COVID-19
It’s the fourth time Ford has had to temporarily pause production as a result of the virus. More
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UAW Asks Ford To Shut Down Dearborn Truck Plant And Test All Workers For COVID-19
The union is also asking for an additional 20 minutes of break time. More
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Ford Plant Safety Protocols Praised By UAW Ahead Of Production Reboot
The union is admittedly encouraged by results so far. More
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Ford COO Jim Farley Buys $1 Million In Ford Stock, Second Largest In A Decade
A major vote of confidence in The Blue Oval. More
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Alexandra Ford English To Join Rivian’s Board Of Directors
English currently serves as FoMoCo’s director of Corporate Strategy. More
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Ford Plants Inch Toward Reopening As Automaker Recalls Some Workers
A small number of plant workers were scheduled to return this week, but those plans might now be on hold. More
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2019 Ford Executive Compensation Exceeded Company’s Profit
FoMoCo paid its top six executives a combined $70 million in 2019, while recording just $47 million in net income. More
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Two Ford Marketing Execs Leave To Join Google And Facebook
Amy Marentic and Crystal Worthem led various marketing operations at The Blue Oval. More
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Ford Executive Shakeup Announced Amid Continued Turnaround Drive
All the changes are meant to help improve Ford’s operations. More
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