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Ford to invest $400 million in Chicago Assembly Plant, $30 million in Chicago Stamping Plant - Vimarsana News

Ford to invest $400 million in Chicago Assembly Plant, $30 million in Chicago Stamping Plant

Ford agreed to invest $400 million in Chicago Assembly Plant and another $30 million in the Chicago Stamping Plant over the course of tentative four-year contract.

The Ford-UAW deal features $8B in plant upgrades. Here's where the money's going. - Vimarsana News

The Ford-UAW deal features $8B in plant upgrades. Here's where the money's going.

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Ford to Invest $400 Million in Chicago Assembly Plant as Part of UAW Deal - Vimarsana News

Ford to Invest $400 Million in Chicago Assembly Plant as Part of UAW Deal

CHICAGO, IL— Ford agreed to invest $400 million in the Chicago Assembly Plant and another $30 million in the Chicago Stamping Plant as part of the tentative four-year contract United Auto Workers members are considering now. Calumet Region Ford workers will vote on the proposed contract on Nov. 6 and 7.

Built in and for America: Ford Confirms Massive Investments Through Deal With UAW - Vimarsana News

Built in and for America: Ford Confirms Massive Investments Through Deal With UAW

Ford is one of America's most important automakers. Alongside Tesla, the Blue Oval is spearheading automotive progress. But that doesn't automa...

400 Ford workers in Livonia, Sterling Heights temporarily laid off - Vimarsana News

400 Ford workers in Livonia, Sterling Heights temporarily laid off

Days after laying off 330 employees at Ford Motor Company’s Chicago Stamping and Lima Engine plants, the automaker announced it was laying off 400 more workers at its Livonia Transmission and Sterling Axle plants.