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While Stellantis said the actions were critical to helping them remain competitive, the fired worker said "tons" of positions had been outsourced to foreign countries.
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While Stellantis said the actions were critical to helping them remain competitive, the fired worker said "tons" of positions had been outsourced to foreign countries.
Stellantis announced it will soon lay off around 400 employees amid its challenging transition to producing electric vehicles (EVs).
In a shocking turn of events, 400 technology workers at Stellantis were left reeling after receiving an unexpected email on Thursday evening instructing them not to report to work the following day. Instead, they were required to attend a mandatory remote operational meeting, only to be blindsided by devastating news—their jobs were being terminated en masse.