Mack Trucks to lay off up to 350 workers at Lehigh County plant
- Mack Trucks and Volvo Group announced layoffs impacting hundreds of workers at East Coast facilities.
- The companies cited market uncertainty and the impact of tariffs for the cuts.
- Mack Trucks will cut up to 350 positions in Pennsylvania, while Volvo Group eliminates up to 450 in Virginia and Maryland.
- Companies stated they needed to "align production with reduced demand."
- These cuts contribute to a broader trend of recent manufacturing job losses across the United States.
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Trump’s tariffs blamed for Volvo layoffs in Southwest Virginia
Virginia Republicans are not backing off their support of the Trump administration’s severe import taxes, despite growing signs the trade war is tamping down business activity and hurting economic growth. One of the largest auto manufacturers in the world is blaming President Donald Trump’s tariffs for the company’s latest decision to lay off hundreds of workers in Southwest Virginia. Volvo plans to lay off up to 800 workers across its operatio…
Volvo to cut hundreds of jobs amid tariff-related market challenges
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