Volvo to lay off up to 350 more at New River Valley plant

Volvo said to cut up to 800 U.S. jobs over tariff uncertainty

Volvo to lay off up to 350 more at New River Valley plant

Declining orders for heavy trucks and other economic factors, including President Donald Trump's tariffs, led to the move by the Swedish company.

Truck manufacturer AB Volvo plans to lay off 500-800 employees at three of its plants in the United States, Reuters writes on its website.

Tariffs: Volvo to slash up to 800 US jobs

Volvo Group is planning to lay off as many as 800 workers at three US facilities over the next three months due to market uncertainty and demand concerns in the face of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. According to Volvo Group North America in a statement, it has told employees it plans to lay off 550-800 people at its Mack Trucks site in Macungie, Pennsylvania, and two Volvo Group facilities in Dublin, Virginia, and Hagerstown, Maryland. DAILY…

Layoffs alert: THESE companies, including Volvo, announce job cuts in US amid Trump tariff turmoil

Volvo Group joins other companies that have announced job cuts in the United States. The Swedish automaker plans to lay off up to 800 people from its plants in the Western nation.

Volvo to Cut Up to 800 US Jobs Amid Tariff Uncertainty: Reuters

Volvo Group is preparing to lay off as many as 800 workers at three US sites in the coming months amid uncertainty over how President Donald Trump’s tariff policy will affect demand, Reuters reported.