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Old 03-10-2014, 02:09 PM
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Smile Good news for Ohio

Ford to Move Production of Large Trucks from Mexico to Ohio

Good news for Ohio, and the US. What we need is more manufacturing jobs coming INTO the US, instead of leaving....

Ford to Move Production of Large Trucks from Mexico to Ohio | Fox Business

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Old 03-10-2014, 05:10 PM
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Wonder if each truck will come with a free empty bottle of beer in a random location. Gotta love drunken UAW fools.
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Old 03-10-2014, 05:37 PM
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Wonder if each truck will come with a free empty bottle of beer in a random location. Gotta love drunken UAW fools.
Tut tut!. These are highly skilled card carrying union members. Just ask Jimmy.

The production shift from Mexico is part of the collective bargaining agreement Ford and the United Auto Workers negotiated in 2011. Ford’s (IW 1000/8) announcement today confirms the company is moving forward with the plan for Ohio Assembly Plant.

“We are extremely pleased that the dedicated, highly skilled and highly motivated UAW members of Ohio Assembly Plant have been selected to build the next-generation Ford F-650 and F-750,” said Jimmy Settles, UAW vice president and director of the National Ford Department.

Ford Moving New Truck Production Back to Ohio from Mexico | Expansion Management content from IndustryWeek

Not too sure this will add jobs. Some may be lost eventually!
Despite Rowe’s optimism, Carrier said layoffs are still a possibility in the future depending on volume and demand after the line becomes available for purchase in 2015.

“Any future layoffs are going to be predicated on volume and demand,” he said. “I’d like to say that there won’t be any future layoffs, but that’s really not being realistic. We’re just going to have to wait and see what happens as this truck line launches and we work toward bringing in future products.


Ford unveils new truck line to Ohio Assembly Plant in Avon Lake
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Old 03-10-2014, 10:59 PM
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What's happening in Mehico that warrants this move?

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