Amid declining profits, layoffs and production cuts, Japanese automaker eyes deals with Honda and plans to reduce stakes in Mitsubishi to stay afloat as executives warn company may have 12-14 months... — read more
Nissan plans to cut nearly 500 salaried U.S. jobs via early retirements
Nissan Motor Co. will cut nearly 500 salaried jobs in the U.S. by year end as the financially struggling Japanese automaker axes 9,000 jobs globally. https://www.autonews.com/nissan/an-nissan-usa-job-cuts/
Any new info regarding the US side?
Details on how many people will be affected and where?
Nissan plans 9,000 job cuts, slashes annual profit outlook
Nissan Motor said it would slash 9,000 jobs and cut global production capacity by a fifth, while revising its annual profit outlook sharply lower. The automaker is battling headwinds in China and the United States. The company cut its annual... — read more
Nissan Plans Voluntary Buyouts for Some U.S. Employees
Nissan has seen its sales numbers tumble over the last few years, with its market share, operating profit, and net income falling by deep double-digit percentages since 2019. The Japanese automaker now needs to cut costs to compensate for the fall... — read more
Ceo
Is Nissan really bringing Carlos Ghosn back as CEO? But he will be working remotely?
I applied for a job at Nissan.
My hobby is playing the piano and I am concerned about mentioning this since I heard there are bad feelings about the former CEO involving a piano.
Field Training Program
I keep getting told to attend training in Tennessee at the Field Training office. We are seeing layoffs but this is still up and running. That’s messed up.
New Nissan restructuring measures on top of July plan
Japan’s second biggest carmaker is set to eliminate at least 4,300 white-collar jobs and shut two manufacturing sites as part of broader plans to add at least 480 billion yen ($4.4 billion) to its bottom line by 2023, mostly at head offices in the... — read more
Nissan to lay off 12,500 workers
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-nissan-results/nissan-to-cut-12500-jobs-as-crisis-deepens-after-profit-wipe-out-idUSKCN1UK0Q7
More layoffs coming to Nissan
Decherd layoffs are coming. No new contracts are being issued to the machining department at plant 1. It won’t happen over night but it will slowly phase out. This was posted in an older thread as a reply, but I thought it belonged on the top for... — read more
Nissan Layoffs 2019
Let's use this thread to aggregate any updates you may have on Nissan layoffs for 2019. I am OK if we have multiple threads but let's share the initial info in this thread and see if the forum picks up.
Some good news
Nissan cut the number of layoffs in Canton. I know that's not much of a comfort to those who were laid off, but it could be considered a good sign for the rest of us... — read more
Nissan laying off 700 contract workers in Mississippi
Brace yourself people, Nissan is laying off 700 contract workers in Mississippi now, but I can guarantee you this is just the beginning. Just look at what's going on in the entire auto industry. We are looking at some shaky times for all off us, and... — read more
2019 Layoffs in Works
Just like Ford and GM now it's Nissan's turn. If you are affected I wish you all the best.
More layoffs by Nissan
550 workers are being laid off by Nissan in Cuernavaca. On one hand, hearing about layoffs being in Mexico is a relief, but on another hand, if situation is that bad that people are getting laid off in Mexico, where pay is as low as it gets, we can't... — read more
July 2017 layoffs for Nissan dealers, are we next?
Our sales are so low that several of our exclusive dealers around the world have had to lay off a bunch of people. I am not sure what to think, and how long before we are hit with a round of layoffs once again. It does not look like things are about... — read more
10% back in 2009
We cut around 10 pct of our global workforce back in 2009, layoffs are still going on, dont know whats gonna happen, but it's looking pretty good right now. the industry is doing good all companies are making money and nissan is not an exception