Previously Laid Off Ford Workers Return To Work
So far, 98 percent of workers have returned to their jobs.
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So far, 98 percent of workers have returned to their jobs.
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FoMoCo is working to ramp production back up as quickly as possible.
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Bringing the total up to nearly 500 at that plant alone.
Read More »Bringing the total up to 418 so far.
Read More »Bringing the total up over the 2,500 mark so far.
Read More »Another unfortunate side effect of the ongoing strike.
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The layoffs will affect plants in Michigan and Ohio.
Read More »The Chicago Stamping and Lima Engine plants are directly affected.
Read More »Impacted workers come from the stamping and body construction portions of the plant.
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A reported 1,000 salaried workers have been laid off.
Read More »It's unclear how many workers were let go.
Read More »It appears Ford isn't done with layoffs.
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Ford has been cutting positions globally over the past year.
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A shakeup of the automaker's current lineup is already underway.
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The move reportedly won't impact the team's contributions across the globe.
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The automaker is aiming to trim costs ahead of its EV transition.
Read More »More than the automaker initially expected.
Read More »As it continues its electric transition in Europe.
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The automaker is trimming its European workforce as it converts to EVs.
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Thousands of jobs are expected to be eliminated.
Read More »Another area the company is overstaffed in.
Read More »The move comes as other automakers are cutting EV prices.
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The automaker is reportedly planning on laying off thousands in the coming months.
Read More »The automaker is currently negotiating with union officials.
Read More »Even more than previously expected.
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