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Facing economic uncertainty, Stellantis is offering voluntary buyouts to UAW workers at over 20 facilities.

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Stellantis is offering buyouts to union workers at more than 20 sites across Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois, with the union ...

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The automaker is offering generous buyouts to employees in Michigan, Illinois, and Ohio. Certain Stellantis employees in the ...

Stellantis has initiated a voluntary buyout programme for select US factory workers, reported Detroit Free Press.

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Stellantis offers buyouts and early retirements to UAW workers to reduce costs and adjust operations amidst industry changes.