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Ford CEO says company will rethink where it builds vehicles after last year's autoworkers strike

  • Ford's relationship with the United Auto Workers has changed due to the contentious strike, leading the company to reconsider future production locations.
  • Ford has decided to manufacture its highly profitable big pickup trucks in the US, where it has the highest number of union members among Detroit automakers.
  • The UAW's six-week strike resulted in significant wage gains and benefits for Ford employees.
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Ford CEO says company will rethink where it builds vehicles after last year's autoworkers strike

Ford's top executive says that last fall’s contentious United Auto Workers’ strike changed the company's relationship with the union to the point where it will “think carefully” about where it

3 months ago·United States
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Ford CEO says company will rethink where it builds vehicles after last year's autoworkers strike

Ford's top executive says that last fall’s contentious United Auto Workers’ strike changed the company's relationship with the union to the point where it will “think carefully” about where it builds future vehicles

3 months ago·United States
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Ford CEO rethinking where to build cars after crippling UAW strike: ‘Watershed moment’

Last fall’s contentious United Auto Workers’ strike changed Ford’s relationship with the union to the point where it will “think carefully” about where it builds future vehicles, Ford CEO Jim Farley said Thursday.

3 months ago·New York, United States
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Ford CEO says company will rethink where it builds vehicles after last year's autoworkers strike

By TOM KRISHER AP Auto Writer DETROIT (AP) — Last fall’s contentious United Auto Workers’ strike changed Ford’s relationship with the union to the point where it will “think carefully” about where it builds future vehicles, Ford’s top executive said Thursday. CEO Jim Farley told the Wolfe Research Global Auto Conference in New York that the company always took pride in its relationship with the UAW, having avoided strikes since the 1970s. But la…

3 months ago·Panama City, United States
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Ford CEO Hints At Non-US Factories In The Future: Company Will ‘Think Carefully’ After UAW Strike Ford Will 'Think Carefully' About Where Its Future Factories Are, CEO Says: Sizing Up The UAW Strike Continuing Impact - Ford Motor (NYSE:F)

Ford CEO Jim Farley hinted that the company could look outside the U.S. for future factory locations at an event.

3 months ago·New York, United States
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Ford CEO says company will rethink where it builds vehicles after last year's autoworkers strike

DETROIT (AP) — Last fall’s contentious United Auto Workers’ strike changed Ford’s relationship with the union to the point where it will “think carefully”…

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