UAW, Tennessee and Volkswagen
UAW files suit against Volkswagen after they announce production cuts and voluntary layoffs
The Volkswagen Plant in Chattanooga has announced that they are cutting production at the Chattanooga plant and asking for voluntarily layoffs. They said in a full statement: “Volkswagen Group of America’s (VWGoA) Chattanooga plant will return to a primarily two-shift production model beginning on March 31.
Volkswagen Group of America officials said, " Volkswagen Group of America’s (VWGoA) Chattanooga plant will return to a primarily two-shift production model beginning on March 31. This decision ...
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Volkswagen expects revenue to grow in 2025, says it feels ‘all-American' as tariffs loomGerman autos giant Volkswagen reported a 15% year-on-year drop in annual operating profit on Tuesday, citing increasing costs ...
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Volkswagen Was Already In Trouble. Tariffs Could Make Things Much WorseA recent report from the automotive data firm Jato Dynamics found that 44% of Volkswagen Group vehicles sold in the U.S. are ...
Porsche's industrial cooperation agreement with Volkswagen "should play a role" as the German automakers brace for a ...
The United Auto Workers said on Wednesday that workers at a battery manufacturing joint venture between General Motors and ...
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Volkswagen says US investments should be “taken into account” amid tariffsUS CFO Arno Antlitz says the German automaker's US investments "should be taken into account when talking about tariffs", ...
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Volkswagen Chattanooga announces switch to 2-shift production model at end of MarchVolkswagen says it will scale back production at its Chattanooga plant from 3 shifts to 2, starting at the end of this ...
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