Ford has temporarily laid off 330 non-striking workers in Ohio and Illinois due to a ripple effect caused by the on-going UAW strike.
that the layoffs started on Saturday, September 30, at the Chicago Stamping Plant and on Monday, October 2, at the Lima Engine Plant in Ohio. Neither factory is part of the strike, which targets specific plants, but the movement creates a domino effect across the production network as facilities depend on each other to build a vehicle from start to finish.
targeted strike strategy has knock-on effects for facilities that are not directly targeted for a work stoppage," Ford spokesman Dan Barbossa told themetal components that get shipped to other factories across the production network. The 312-acre Lima Engine Plant employs 1,530 workers andFord's latest layoffs — which are indefinite but not permanent — bring the total number of non-striking employees affected by the movement to 930.
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