Stellantis reverse Ohio layoffs after CEO exit


Stellantis chief executive officer Carlos Tavares. — Reuters

BENGALURU: Stellantis has reversed its decision to layoff about 1,100 employees at an Ohio Jeep plant less than three weeks after the abrupt resignation of chief executive Carlos Tavares, the Franco-Italian automaker says.

The company has decided not to put any employees on indefinite layoff from Jan 5 due to a previously announced shift reduction and will instead extend a worker adjustment and retraining notification notice, a company spokesperson said in an emailed statement.

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