Filed under:Plants/Manufacturing ,Chrysler ,UAW/Unions
Car sales in the US are down, which is bad news for everybody in the industry, but Chrysler is among the automakers struggling most. To adjust factory production tolower demand , the Pentastarwas preparing to lay off up to 5,000 workers when it cut shifts at several plants. Instead, to keep good will with the UAW while also slimming down the blue-collar payroll, the Auburn Hills, MI-based automaker is offering buyouts to union members from Jefferson North, Belvidere Assembly Plant in Illinois, Toledo North Assembly, Sterling Heights Assembly, and Brampton Assembly in Ontario.
According to theDetroit News
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