 "Ford Motor CEO Mark Fields speaks at the Ford press conference at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Photo: Reuters")
Ford Motor Company said that it would cut about a fifth of its European work force and shut down five plants as the company deals with weak demand for its cars. The automaker, which has struggled to turn a profit in Europe, said about 12,000 of its 65,000 workers across Europe would lose their jobs, with most being offered voluntary separation programs.
The job reductions were announced along with plans to build more electrical vehicles in the region, as part of "a new business model" to streamline the company's European operations. Ford started to shrink its European presence in
The job reductions were announced along with plans to build more electrical vehicles in the region, as part of "a new business model" to streamline the company's European operations. Ford started to shrink its European presence in
