Stellantis Offering Buyouts To More Than 50% Of US Salaried Workers

[DavidKFla]

https://www.wxyz.com/news/stellantis-offers-buyouts-to-more-than-half-of-its-u-s-salaried-workforce

 

[drag racer]

The suicide continues right before our eyes. Hard to watch

 

[fumanchu182]

Comedic masterpiece. I'm going to get comfy, pull up a chair and pull out the popcorn just to watch the bridge fall down on their heads as they burn it.

 

[Unholy707]

What a flop

 

[DavidKFla]

Transition to electric vehicles. At least half got some cash before the roof caves in.

☹️☹️☹️

 

[Bobo]

This doesn’t surprise me one bit! You obviously have not seen the management structure in these companies! They have way more than double the required management than what is needed. They also do this after every contract!
The last plant I was in there was one trades manager for every three tradesmen on the floor, then there was an area manager for every two trades managers then you had a shift trades manager and a plant trades manager. So each tradesman had as many as four bosses telling him what to do at any given time! My god it was a pain in the ass and that didn’t involve any production, line bosses or leads either.
Current plant is just as bad but reversed, production is like that, managers upon managers upon managers and they all think they’re the one in charge!
I only have three too answer to on a daily basis!