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Continuing its cost cutting measures, Ford Motor Company announced today that it will cut some salaried jobs in its international operations. According to a report from Bloomberg, Ford’s spokeswoman Marcey Evans said that the eliminations outside North America will include trimming jobs in Asia, however the reductions will be on a smaller scale the than the 15% cut in salaried costs that the company is applying in its North American operations by August 1.
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Ford Cutting Jobs outside North America
Continuing its cost cutting measures, Ford Motor Company announced today that it will cut some salaried jobs in its international operations. According to a report from Bloomberg, Ford’s spokeswoman Marcey Evans said that the eliminations outside North America will include trimming jobs in Asia, however the reductions will be on a smaller scale the than the 15% cut in salaried costs that the company is applying in its North American operations by August 1.- Vw To Hire 800 New Workers At Its Chattanooga Plant To Meet Growing Demand For Passat
Business is going good for Volkswagen and its new Tennessee manufacturing facility, which builds the North American Passat. The company today announced that it would be adding 800 new jobs at the factory to meet rising customer demand for the mid-size...
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Last September, during the Frankfurt Motor Show, General Motors executives were confident that their European operations were following the company’s restructuring plan to the letter and would break even. Less than two months later, real-world...
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- Chrysler Planning An Extra 1,000 Job Cuts After Sales Decline
In a memo sent out to employees, Chrysler LLC announced that it plans to eliminate an additional 1,000 salaried jobs from its salaried workforce due to the continued deterioration in the U.S. market where the company saw its sales drop 22% during the...
- Mark Field’s Leaked E-mail Memo To Ford’s Employees - Announces 15% Cut In Salary Related Costs
In an internal e-mail obtained by the Free Press, Ford’s president of the Americas Mark Fields, announced to the company’s employees that the automaker is accelerating its North America transformation plans to reduce salaried-related costs...