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Stellantis Layoffs March 2025. Layoffs 2024 Intellij Bunni Coralyn Stellantis is offering voluntary buyouts to hourly UAW employees at more than 20 Detroit and Toledo area manufacturing facilities and Mopar locations. (Alliance News) - Stellantis NV has announced the extension of the layoff at its Atessa plant, where it manufactures commercial vehicles

It has cut tens of thousands of jobs since Stellantis is aiming to bounce back in 2025 with new models, adjusted pricing and more aggressive. The extension of the buyouts follows a challenging 2024 for Stellantis, plagued by plummeting sales, dramatic profit losses, layoffs, and extensive leadership changes, including the ousting of former CEO Carlos Tavares

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After struggling to build momentum for factory walkouts this fall, the United Auto Workers is telling its Stellantis NV members that it now plans to organize strike authorization votes in early 2025. Meanwhile, Stellantis has faced all sorts of financial woes in recent months that led to the ouster of its CEO, Carlos Tavares, and even though it has put layoffs on hold - for now at least - that automaker will now offer broad buyouts to some of its United Auto Workers (UAW) employees, it seems. After struggling to build momentum for factory walkouts this fall, the United Auto Workers is telling its Stellantis NV members that it now plans to organize strike authorization votes in early 2025.

Stellantis announces 100 more layoffs at Toledo Machining Plant. The extension of the buyouts follows a challenging 2024 for Stellantis, plagued by plummeting sales, dramatic profit losses, layoffs, and extensive leadership changes, including the ousting of former CEO Carlos Tavares factory workers as the automaker looks to cut costs following a difficult 2024.

Stellantis announces job cuts at Toledo Jeep plant. The buyouts will be offered from March 24 through May 8. The decision was motivated by the "market situation," according to a statement from company.