New Round Of Ford Layoffs Rumored This Week In Engineering (Updated)
Following the automaker's decision to merge architecture programs.
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Following the automaker's decision to merge architecture programs.
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More than double its previous plan.
Read More »The agency grew by 30 percent over the past few years, however.
Read More »It's part of the struggling company's restructuring plan.
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The company is trimming underperforming individuals.
Read More »Those jobs may be safe, after all.
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Its works council had to make some concessions, however.
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The automaker is looking to eliminate 800 positions there.
Read More »The latest round of cost-cutting measures.
Read More »The move comes amid waning demand for its products.
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Most coming from its software and service departments.
Read More »As it works to return to profitability in that market.
Read More »It's latest move to right the financial ship.
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It's unclear how many will be axed in this latest round.
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Some may be brought back when production ramps up, however.
Read More »The company is reportedly bringing some of those workers back.
Read More »Nothing has changed on that front.
Read More »This latest round will consist of roughly 150 job cuts.
Read More »The automaker will cut around 10 percent of its global workforce.
Read More »The company faced a number of challenges last year.
Read More »Production will remain mostly flat compared to 2023.
Read More »Only around 1,000 workers of the current 4,500 will be retained.
Read More »A byproduct of investment scale backs by companies including Ford.
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So far, 98 percent of workers have returned to their jobs.
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