Stellantis expands layoffs to Warren Truck as contract battle approaches https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2023/04/14/gxgt-a14.html

Thinking about these executives cutting 25% of engineering, while they enjoy such generous salaries. CEO Carlos Tavares - $24.8 million 365 times that of the average employee, according to the SEC. Chairman John Elkann - @6.2 million —  read more 

MILAN, March 29 (Reuters) - Italian metalworkers unions said on Wednesday they had reached an agreement with Stellantis (STLAM.MI) for up to 120 layoffs through voluntary redundancies at the group's Atessa van-making plant in the central Abruzzo... —  read more 

Guys we have news there are cuts coming soon. Good luck to you all

This week in a town hall engineering Global head has stated that the United States and Europe are no longer cost competitive and the company has already sent about 30% of jobs to lower cost countries such as India. In a company wide survey the data... —  read more 

Stellantis is shuttering its Illinois plant in February resulting in indefinite layoffs for 1,350 employees, the company said in a statement, citing increasing costs in the electric vehicle market... —  read more 

They company like to send most engineering jobs to "low cost" countries. Products I am seeing are not good and most internal targets are not achieved! As a solution they changing the target!!! Stellantis merger was not a 50/50 deal it was a PSA take... —  read more 

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/chrysler/2022/10/28/stellantis-offers-buyouts-to-certain-salaried-employees/69599337007/ Ford was giving up to 9 months salary + benefits, depending on seniority.

If you work at the Warren Truck Assembly Plant, prepare for layoffs. It always starts with cuts in hours and it ends with cuts in people. This shouldn't be surprising, considering that a recession is approaching rapidly. I honestly don't believe... —  read more 

Micky Bly head of Global Propulsion Systems Engineering to lay off 156 by end of this year.

They are also trying to wind up some teams and re-establish in India.

Stellantis said Wednesday that job cuts are expected at its Windsor and Brampton assembly plants in Ontario in the coming months as the automaker looks to identify... —  read more 

Indefinite layoffs planned at Sterling Stamping Plant More layoffs are coming to a Stellantis plant in Macomb County. The automaker, formerly known as Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, plans indefinite layoffs at its Sterling Stamping Plant in Sterling... —  read more 

https://www.wrex.com/news/top-stories/notice-of-layoff-at-belvidere-assembly-plant/article_f92a42a8-cbd7-11ec-9775-133c626dd08c.html

UAW Local 869 UAW sent out a notice yesterday about indefinite layoffs at the Warren Stamping Plant starting on April 17, 2022. This is straight from the Local 869 President. Good luck everyone...

How can we get sales back up? I'm worried that the way things have been going for Jeep, we'll be having many more layoffs coming our way. Stellantis was supposed to improve things and all I can see them doing is cutting more jobs and closing more... —  read more 

More layoffs coming. We'll see what happens but it's all over the news now.

The layoff of Belvidere Chrysler workers has been extended for two more weeks. A three week shutdown had been planned originally. Workers could now return to work May... —  read more 

Anyone heard of pay will be reinstated in January for contractors that took pay cuts this year?

I had a $2.30/hr paycut. Anyone else have something ridiculous like this?

Knew this was coming since salaried workers took 20% deferral . I just received call today from my contract house indicated starting next week they will be cutting my hourly rate 10% till 12-31-20. Anyone else heard from your contract house?

Old news, but posting for documentation purposes (we did not have a thread on it)): Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said on Thursday it is laying off 8,900 workers in Canada because of a pause in... —  read more 

Has anyone, other than lab people been asked to go back to CTC yet? I’m specifically asking about engineering, purchasing, product development teams who are not required to do physical work.

Out of big 3 I believe FCA has the best cash position to weather the storm. Ford will be toast jelly and GM will survive.

Are all FCA contractors being laid off?

This is not good at all https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/30/fca-temporarily-cuts-pay-by-20percent-for-salaried-workers-amid-coronavirus.html

Heard they are cutting more people on top of last week any word on this?

Any idea if FCA starts buyouts this year for older workers?

Heard there was huge layoff today due to virius. Hundreds of contract workers at HQ. Can anyone confirm this?

Not only about the situation at Fiat, but the entire industry? It's not enough that I have to stress about being laid off, now I have to stress about how other auto companies are doing because I need there to be a place where I can get a job in... —  read more 

GM has dried up, highest paid CEO in the entire auto universe! For what? No significant achievements have accoured unless you count the massive amount of firings, hmm all that cash lines my pockets well says Mary.

So many people losing their livelihoods - I still don't believe this was the only possible solution. Maybe the easiest one for management at Fiat Chrysler, but definitely not the only one... —  read more 

We will invest $4.5 billion and create 6,500 jobs at five plants in Michigan

Layoffs at Fiat Chrysler are starting with nearly 1,400 people being let go from Jeep Cherokee plant in Belvidere. And I'm betting you this is just a preview of what's to come really soon. Thousands more will be laid off before the end of the year... —  read more 

I see a ton of posts on GM and Ford but nothing here? Why is that? Are people beyond the point where they care to share info?

Just be ready, we'll see how things pan out. Our doublefaced management is at it again, so tighten those seatbelts yall