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Will there be layoffs for salaried workers after the strike is over?

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@1det+1oUsYbUK ... yes, that Mexico City PD center (aka Nuevo Dearborn) was starting to be built long before current UAW contract demands. "La escritura está en la pared."

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Post ID: @1bjs+1oUsYbUK

Even if the UAW just ratified the previous contract for 4 more years, Ford's corporate greed would send 90% of a salaried jobs to LCCs.

Don't blame the UAW, they're smart to get everything they can while the getting is good. When EVs are 100% of all new cars, there will be 1/4 of the hourly labor required. So they need to try to get what they can now.

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Post ID: @1det+1oUsYbUK

Lets be brutally honest. We could reduce salaried heads by 50% and productivity would increase. Too bad we can't distinguish between the deadwood and useful.

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Post ID: @1vvf+1oUsYbUK

It's sad really as its not a matter of if, but "when" will the salaried rank and file be terminated in order to fund the UAW's negotiated
perks. We all know that $$$ has to come from somewhere - and it certainly won't be coming from reduced senior mgmt's salaries. Makes one wonder how deep the cuts will go before the BoD realizes they've cut off their nose to spite their face.

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Post ID: @1jpj+1oUsYbUK

Ford management has made it quite clear that they will eliminate the high cost U.S. engineering workforce and move the work to India, China, Mexico and Brazil.

So the question is, WHEN will the involuntary terminations be?

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Post ID: @1fsk+1oUsYbUK

@bsa+1oUsYbUK Salaried is exactly where they will offset the UAW labor costs. Stock buybacks and Executive compensation won't get touched, they'll actually increase most likely.

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Post ID: @1iuo+1oUsYbUK

Don't call them layoffs. They FIRE salaried workers.

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Post ID: @1zvi+1oUsYbUK

Good by bonuses!

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Post ID: @1wix+1oUsYbUK

It would be quite ironic if the hourly workers get their huge pay bumps offset by a freeze for the salaried workers.

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Post ID: @bsa+1oUsYbUK

Yes, layoffs after the strike, this makes sense for the budgets. How many people, how much in severance, how much for legalese issues, and on and on...

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Post ID: @gqs+1oUsYbUK

I trust Ford leadership will do what is fair and necessary.

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Post ID: @oid+1oUsYbUK

Yes. I heard it from an LL5 who good buddies with an LL4 that during a meeting with the LL3s and LL2, that the LL1 is determined to get rid of 50% of the GSRs and then promote more mangers to chiefs. It will happen right before Thanksgiving.

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Post ID: @akp+1oUsYbUK

No, there will never be another layoff again

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Post ID: @nkg+1oUsYbUK

All the money and costs that the UAW will get will need to come from somewhere. The easiest is to continue to transfer engineering and design to low cost countries. I hope the young people are saving as much money as they can and once they vest go on to better things.

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Post ID: @kmb+1oUsYbUK

Salaried folks will get their fair share...of layoffs.

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Post ID: @nlx+1oUsYbUK

There will probably be salary freezes.

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Post ID: @gme+1oUsYbUK

No layoffs. Ford will fire you all.

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Post ID: @bvc+1oUsYbUK

we deserve better.

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