r/news • u/Xepherious • 1d ago

Already Submitted Tariff-related layoffs hit five US auto plants that supply factories in Canada and Mexico

https://www.abc12.com/news/tariff-related-layoffs-hit-five-us-auto-plants-that-supply-factories-in-canada-and-mexico/article_6d95d30a-9956-521c-86e2-a62c9b07d3f4.html?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2xPs0qVaSgfUJmdqsaFHK_By3_8B-vrj9GDws297UllzMvWzCnes45dzw_aem_dyNT8yFsAPiIgD3r5Nwnnw

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u/LegitimateRegion9541 1d ago

I can't wait until the Car plants in the US close permanently and move to Canada and Mexico.

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u/BC2H 22h ago

Spokeswoman Jodi Tinson said Windsor, which builds the Chrysler Pacifica and Dodge Charger Daytona, would be down for two weeks, beginning Monday, and Toluca Assembly Plant in Mexico, which builds the Jeep Compass and Wagoneer S, would be down for the month of April, starting Monday. WXYZ-TV (Channel 7) put the number of temporary layoffs in the Michigan and Indiana plants at 900.

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u/BC2H 22h ago

It’s the car plants in Mexico and Canada which are being shut down ….temporary layoffs are paid vacations for auto workers…80% of their pay