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Stellantis Temporarily Lays Off 900 U.S. Workers Due to Tariffs

Stellantis Temporarily Lays Off 900 U.S. Workers Due to Tariffs

Stellantis, a major automotive manufacturer, has announced the temporary layoff of approximately 900 workers across its U.S. facilities, a decision driven by recent tariff impositions. The layoffs, affecting plants in Warren and Sterling Heights, Michigan, are part of a broader strategy to manage the financial strain caused by these tariffs.

The company has also idled plants in Mexico and Canada, indicating a significant impact on its North American operations. In Windsor, Ontario, the Stellantis plant responsible for producing the Chrysler Pacifica has been notably affected. These measures come in response to the increased costs of production and supply chain disruptions triggered by the new tariffs.

The layoffs have raised concerns among workers and local communities, with many fearing long-term job security and economic stability. Stellantis has stated that these layoffs are temporary, but the duration remains uncertain, depending on future tariff negotiations and economic conditions.

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