Ford Struggling To Exit India, Sell Chennai Plant
A handful of employees aren't happy with their severance packages.
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A handful of employees aren't happy with their severance packages.
Read More »Workers have a few weeks to accept and sign up for the package.
Read More »It's the end of an era in India.
Read More »The much-maligned crossover seemingly has one foot out the door.
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The employees were seeking better severance packages before the plant closes.
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Ford says that half of its workers have returned to the job site.
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Production has resumed at the plant as a result.
Read More »Employees that continue to strike risk losing out on pay.
Read More »The workers are aiming to negotiate a better severance payout.
Read More »Tata is reportedly in the lead for the right to purchase the plant.
Read More »Ford has reportedly received plenty of interest from other automakers.
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Roughly 4,000 workers are asking the government to create jobs to replace those lost by the plant closures.
Read More »The move comes as Ford India has lost $2 billion in the last decade.
Read More »A total of 230 workers have been infected since the surge began.
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Another semiconductor shortage is causing big production problems for Ford in India.
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