Ford talks job cuts, business with UAW

At the Detroit meeting of 300, including union and management officials from the Kentucky Truck and Louisville Assembly plants, Ford executives also said they plan to accelerate the North American introduction of some of its small cars from Europe ...

W Reuters June 14, 2008 Ford Motor Co. laid out plans for further hourly job cuts in a meeting between executives and the United Auto Workers union yesterday as the auto maker reduces production of slow-selling trucks. Ford, which previously said it ...

The Ford Motor Company , the struggling automaker, laid out plans for further hourly job cuts in a meeting between executives and the United Auto Workers union on Friday as the company reduces production of slow-selling trucks. Ford , which ...

With the U.S. auto market worsening for Ford Motor Co. almost daily, managers told union officials Friday that the company will have to further reduce its factory work force in the coming months. The slumping U.S. economy has cut U.S. auto sales by ...

With the U.S. auto market worsening for Ford Motor Co. ( F , News ) almost daily, managers told union officials Friday that the company will have to further reduce its factory work force in the coming months. The slumping U.S. economy has cut U.S. ...

But the close of today�s presentation will not result in any Ford announcement about what is next for factories like the Louisville Assembly Plant or the Kentucky Truck Plant. �We are not discussing our product and manufacturing plans ...

Ford Motor Co. ( F , News ) managers told union officials Friday that the automaker will have to reduce the size of its factory work force further to deal with the rapidly shifting U.S. auto market, a company spokeswoman said. Union officials were ...

Ford says high gas prices are sending consumers away from trucks and sport utility vehicles toward more fuel-efficient cars and crossovers. The shift will force Ford to cut production and retool some factories to make smaller vehicles...The meeting ...

The skilled trades workers labor overnight on maintenance duties and will no longer be needed as Explorer production declines to one weekly shift of four, 10-hour days, United Auto Workers Local 862 Building Chairman Steven M. Stone said yesterday. "...