UAW strikes threaten already vulnerable auto parts suppliers
In the face of prolonged strikes, some smaller suppliers are cutting workers or announcing plans to do so.
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In the face of prolonged strikes, some smaller suppliers are cutting workers or announcing plans to do so.
A Michigan auto parts maker announced it likely would have to fire a substantial portion of its workers as a result of the United Auto Workers strike.
More and more supplier layoffs are occurring as a result of the United Auto Workers' targeted strike, which remains underway.
Also, the Blue Oval says there are still "significant gaps" in UAW contract talks, and Big Three suppliers are laying off workers.
A Wixom-based automotive supplier announced it would lay off nearly 75% of its 230 workers, citing "unforeseen business circumstances" at a time when similar…