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Stellantis trimming 1,100 jobs at its Toledo Jeep Gladiator plant Headline from UPI
About 1,100 workers will be laid off indefinitely in January from the Jeep Gladiator plant in Toledo, Ohio, Stellantis officials announced Wednesday.
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NBC 6 South Florida
Stellantis to indefinitely lay off 1,100 workers at Jeep plant in Ohio ↗ (opens NBC 6 South Florida) Published Nov 5, 2024
Same headline from 3 more outlets NBC 6 South Florida's feed description Automaker Stellantis announced plans Wednesday to cut a manufacturing shift and indefinitely lay off roughly 1,100 workers at a Jeep plant in Ohio.
UPI
Stellantis trimming 1,100 jobs at its Toledo Jeep Gladiator plant ↗ (opens UPI) Published Nov 6, 2024
UPI's feed description About 1,100 workers will be laid off indefinitely in January from the Jeep Gladiator plant in Toledo, Ohio, Stellantis officials announced Wednesday.
Investopedia
Stellantis Plans 1,100 Layoffs in Jeep Gladiator Pickup Plant in Ohio ↗ (opens Investopedia) Published Nov 6, 2024
Investopedia's feed description Stellantis announced plans to cut a manufacturing shift and lay off around 1,100 workers at an Ohio plant producing the Jeep Gladiator pickup.
Quartz
Stellantis is cutting 1,100 Jeep jobs at a plant in Ohio ↗ (opens Quartz) Published Nov 6, 2024
Quartz's feed description The factory seeing the layoffs makes Jeep Gladiators
The Columbian
Stellantis will cut 1,100 jobs at Toledo’s Jeep Gladiator plant ↗ (opens The Columbian) Published Nov 6, 2024
Same headline from 1 more outlet The Columbian's feed description Stellantis NV said Wednesday it plans to cut a shift at its Toledo plant that builds Jeep Gladiator pickups, which will result in about 1,100 indefinite layoffs by early next year.
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