Flat Rock Residents Impacted By Gas Leak To Get $500 From Ford
A total of 1,200 households were displaced by the leak.
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A total of 1,200 households were displaced by the leak.
Read More »Ford is also taking steps to prevent a leak from happening again.
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Ford is focusing on helping those displaced by the recent gas leak at its Flat Rock plant.
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Production will remain idle until next week as cleanup efforts continue.
Read More »The automaker is working with authorities to clean up the spill.
Read More »The virus has sharply reduced vehicle production throughout North America.
Read More »Flat Rock Assembly Plant workers have received a memo from the UAW asking them to be prepared.
Read More »The recall covers a total of 11 models.
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And things are slowly returning to normal.
Read More »Apparently, the Bronco Sport has entered production much sooner than expected.
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The warning chime does not sound long enough when the transmission is not in park and the engine is off.
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Procedures are in place to protect employees volunteering at the factory.
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Ford has agreed to leave Flat Rock open for at least the next four years.
Read More »However, there’s still hope the sedan will be built in China.
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But Ford will bring back 900 jobs to the facility in the future to build electric cars.
Read More »But its first EV, the high-performance electric crossover, will be built in Mexico.
Read More »The positions will be moved, not cut.
Read More »Job moves are cheaper than pink slips
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Calling all Mustang owners, Ford wants you.
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A worker was injured at Ford's Flat Rock Assembly plant last week, prompting a temporary shutdown.
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"We desperately need high-paying jobs and technology here," UAW President Dennis Williams says of the United States.
Read More »Ford is now planning to invest $900 million at its Flat Rock plant, adding 850 jobs.
Read More »Ford is preparing to shut down five of its North American production facilities for a combined total of ten weeks.
Read More »Ford's current-generation pony car will be replaced after seven years of production.
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