Is there a layoff looming for software developers in Stellantis since some software Departments are removed

Stellantis NV said on Thursday it was temporarily laying off 900 workers at five U.S. facilities and pausing production at one assembly plant each in Mexico and Canada, after US President Donald Trump's tariffs were announced. Trump broadened the... — read more 

march 3....get ready.....HR will monitor

Was laid off last March package and signed agree, can I be hired back ?

The California Air Resources Board (CARB) and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) reached a settlement regarding alleged violations of emission regulations for diesel engines. FCA will pay a fine of $4,185,820 for violating CARB air quality regulations... — read more 

Whatever comes next, I hope the C-suite doesn't resort to layoffs as the first and only option. I’m sure there are ways to keep company and profits going AND treat workers right. It would take just a little effort and some smart thinking.

Stellantis says layoffs it announced in November for its Toledo Assembly Complex in Ohio are on hold. The company had said the move to cut a shift there would lead to indefinite layoffs in January of about 1,100 union-represented workers, but said... — read more 

Struggling automaker Stellantis on Sunday announced it had accepted the resignation of CEO Carlos Tavares. The move is effective immediately, the Jeep and Chrysler parent said. Stellantis said a process to name a permanent CEO "is well under... — read more 

A tally of more than 3750 job cuts doesn't include supplemental workers, Stellantis suppliers or temporary layoffs due to production... — read more 

Lots of layoffs going on across many companies! They can finally be honest with how TERRIBLE the economy has gotten over the past four years now that the election is over!

This now marks more than 1,500 auto-related jobs lost in the past week for the Toledo area. In another impact to local workers and the area economy, KUKA Toledo Production Operations LLC announced substantial job losses on Wednesday, following... — read more 

This problem needs to be solved fast as now we have several American vehicle manufacturers not doing well.

Over 1,000 employees are expected to be laid off indefinitely at the Toledo Assembly Complex as early as Jan. 5 due to a change in the operating pattern, according to Stellantis. The company said they are moving from a two-shift to a one-shift... — read more 

We know there's nearly another 1k to be laid off. Any thoughts on when it'll happen?

Thoughts from yesterday's town hall? I didn't take his 60/40 comment literally. It kind of sounded like that's what he preferred and coming together is important too, which I've seen many groups do so when needed for special projects, events, or... — read more 

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/money/topstories/stellantis-ceo-tavares-in-paris-spotlight-over-us-crisis/ar-AA1setrc Under pressure to explain how he plans to revive Stellantis' fortunes in his remaining 18 months in charge at a time of growing... — read more 

I’m new to Stellantis, less than a year here. Engineer, and this is my second job only. I actually like my job, but I’m not sure if it would be better to stick around for now or go elsewhere. Whole car industry seems to be in a somewhat of a crisis... — read more 

https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/chrysler/2024/09/12/stellantis-dealers-ceo-carlos-tavares-open-letter/75191788007/

Will the efforts be made to fill NA brand execs and NA Execs positions with US executives who know the markets and brands like Jeep well rather than somebody from LATAM and Europe?

Members of United Auto Workers Local 1264 in Sterling Heights hosted multiple chapters Thursday to discuss a possible strike over what they say is a breach of their contracts with Stellantis. "They're breaching our contract and not keeping their... — read more 

Italy’s Stellantis is not doing well, and they apparently think its North American operations haven’t proved to be a good investment. After the official warning today about NA, Stellantis’ stock plunged 13%. There’s a growing chatter about mass... — read more 

The monthly "vehicle recall cash cow" is going dry. Better find another easy avenue for cash flow.

Stellantis became a really sh---y company to work for. Layoffs are happening now all the time, and more are looming on the horizon. Morale is very low, especially at the already affected sites. In some cases whole communities are going downhill... — read more 

Stellantis is planning indefinite layoffs of union-represented workers "across its footprint" and is cutting seasonal supplemental employees as well. The total number of workers who will be affected was unclear as of Tuesday. "This affects many... — read more 

Stellantis NV is expected to terminate 191 workers at its Sterling Heights Assembly Plant by this weekend, according to the United Auto... — read more 

As of last Tuesday, Sept 17th, there is a hold on all new cloud projects in order to meet the ICT budget target and will remain in effect until further notice. There are only a few exceptions. Refusing to spend any money on business needs because... — read more 

They said in the corporate function town all that our numbers were good on VSP but can't say who took it yet. As a company though they said HR was not happy. Good luck to all the other groups!

Anyone knows?

He is well-known by his inner circle to be stingy and pensive. Soon he will sell all Stellantis N.A. assets and force us to pay rent . This type of strategy led to the demise of Kmart, Sears, Art Van, and Red Lobster.

Guys, If I'm considered exceptional talent working in a high-demand tech field, do you think I'll have a full year to find a new job, or might I be let go before then? I just need until the end of next year at the latest. What are your thoughts?

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/uaws-rift-stellantis-raises-fear-211932427.html

Notice how so many easy to repair recalls mysteriously come up for insurance to pay, when vehicle sales are down? ...... If we can see it wonder if insurance companies are asleep? No internal transmission repair but a software problem...hmmmm.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/massive-autoworker-layoffs-companies-exploit-loophole-to-cut-costs/ss-AA1pzx3c

Sadly, many layoffs will be coming in the days ahead if corporations are plagued with the tax rate hike that keeps being mentioned in the news.

https://www.carscoops.com/2024/05/stellantis-hiring-50000-engineers-in-brazil-and-india-instead-of-150000-ones-in-america/ ....some, I assume are good people.

I have never seen such sadness in FCA people in 10 years I worked here!

Sick and tired of waiting for Stellantis to sort things out while also expecting to be laid off every day.

FYI: Rec'd my buyout (voluntary package) offer today.

They said mid-August, but I haven’t received anything yet. I’m wondering if this means I’m not getting a buyout offer?