Stellantis, Sterling Heights
Nearly 200 Stellantis workers expected to be laid off from Sterling Heights by weekend
The parent company of the Chrysler and Jeep brands says it will terminate nearly 200 workers at Sterling Heights Assembly this weekend. Most of them had been brought in to cover increased vacation usage during the summer.
The automaker says the action occurs across its manufacturing footprint in the United States. It also says it’s cutting seasonal supplemental employees effective Oct. 1.
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