Ford Workers Continue Strike At Chennai Plant Amid Imminent Pullout
Employees that continue to strike risk losing out on pay.
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Employees that continue to strike risk losing out on pay.
Read More »The automaker already uses a similar model in some of its plants.
Read More »Ford is making it easier for students to become knowledgable, certified technicians.
Read More »Workers can receive a bevy of free services from a third-party company.
Read More »The workers are aiming to negotiate a better severance payout.
Read More »Ford is asking its employees to trade their cars for bikes on short trips.
Read More »Fewer salaried workers have shown up to the office than expected.
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New collaboration centers aim to make the office a bit more like home.
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Some salaried workers will return this month as part of a pilot program, however.
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Employees have until early March to get vaccinated or submit an exemption.
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The state of Tennessee wants some assurances to back its large investment of capital.
Read More »Ford will trim the bonuses of around 40 executives to compensate.
Read More »Alan Clarke spent 12 years at Tesla.
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Ford is the only automaker to earn that distinction.
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The move comes as yet another new COVID-19 variant emerges.
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Those that choose not to get vaccinated will eventually be terminated.
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The requirement comes as President Biden's mandate is taking shape.
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The process is mandatory for salaried workers and voluntary for UAW employees.
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The workers are protesting Ford's decision to cease manufacturing in India.
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Roughly 4,000 workers are asking the government to create jobs to replace those lost by the plant closures.
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The decision comes as COVID-19 cases continue to surge.
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Older employees were allegedly targeted purely for cost-cutting reasons.
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Ford is seeking to cut 1,000 positions in select areas.
Read More »The buyout is targeted toward older workers who may be close to retirement anyway.
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