Stellantis announces 400 additional job cuts in Detroit, as of January 2025. The new layoffs affect its Freud Street material logistics center in Detroit.
Stellantis has announced a new wave of layoffs in the United States, this time cutting 400 jobs at its Freud Street material logistics center in Detroit. This deals a fresh blow to employees who are facing growing uncertainty. The announcement comes shortly after 1,139 job cuts at the Toledo, Ohio plant, where production of the Jeep Gladiator is also affected.
Although the job cuts are “indefinite,” Stellantis announced that laid-off employees will receive financial support in the form of additional unemployment compensation and state unemployment benefit, guaranteeing them 74 percent of their salary for one year, as well as two years' free medical coverage.The United Auto Workers union, which represents the affected employees, strongly criticizes the decision, accusing Stellantis of “systematic mismanagement and misplaced priorities.
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