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Ford announces more layoffs, company sites strike - Vimarsana News

Ford announces more layoffs, company sites strike

More than 500 employees of the Ford Motor Company have been asked not to report to work starting Monday, October 16th.

UAW strike update: 550+ Ford employees laid off due to Kentucky Truck, Chicago Assembly stoppages - Vimarsana News

UAW strike update: 550+ Ford employees laid off due to Kentucky Truck, Chicago Assembly stoppages

More than 550 Ford employees were told not to report to work Monday as a result of the UAW strike, the automaker said, citing stoppages at Kentucky Truck Plant and Chicago Assembly Plant.

Bill Ford to provide update on future of manufacturing - Vimarsana News

Bill Ford to provide update on future of manufacturing

Ford Executive Chair Bill Ford addressed the impact of the UAW strike during a brief update Monday morning.

Bill Ford Urges UAW to End Strike, Targets Tesla, Toyota, Honda Instead - Vimarsana News

Bill Ford Urges UAW to End Strike, Targets Tesla, Toyota, Honda Instead

Ford Motor Co. Executive Chairman Bill Ford warned Monday that the UAW strike campaign against Ford and other Detroit Three automakers is hurting them

Ford Makes A Rare Move In A Desperate Attempt To End The UAW Strike - Vimarsana News

Ford Makes A Rare Move In A Desperate Attempt To End The UAW Strike

On Monday, Ford Motor (NYSE: F) Executive Chairman Bill Ford made a rare move as he called on the UAW to make a deal and end the agonizing strike that is threatening not only the future of the automaker but of the American automotive industry. Last Tuesday, Ford already stated it is at the limit of what it can offer to the United Auto Workers and but on Wednesday, it got an unpleasant surprise as the UAW expanded the strike to its most profitable plant that brings in one sixth of its global auto

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