Following CEO Carlos Tavares’ resignation, Stellantis has canceled plans to lay off 1,100 Ohio Jeep plant workers, opting for retraining notifications instead. This decision comes amid a shift reduction to address operational efficiency and declining sales in North America.

Stellantis has called off its plans to lay off around 1,100 employees at its Jeep factories in Ohio, according to media reports, citing a statement from the automaker. The reversal for its plans at the Toledo plant came three weeks after the sudden resignation of Chief Executive Carlos Tavares.

Stellantis has reversed its decision to lay off about 1,100 employees at an Ohio Jeep plant, instead extending a worker adjustment and retraining notification notice, the Franco-Italian automaker said late on Saturday.

Stellantis has pulled back on its plan to lay off about 1,100 workers at its Jeep Gladiator plant in Ohio next month. The company in November notified the state of pending layoffs, saying it was eliminating one of two daily shifts at the Toledo South Assembly Plant to reduce Gladiator inventories and align production with sales.

Stellantis confirmed Saturday it was reversing a decision to lay off 1,100 workers at its Jeep plant in the US state of Ohio, following the ouster of embattled chief executive Carlos Tavares.

Stellantis announced on December 21 that it will no longer proceed with the indefinite layoffs, initially scheduled to take effect on Jan. 5

Stellantis confirmed Saturday it was reversing a decision to lay off 1,100 workers at its Jeep plant in the US state of Ohio, following the ouster

Stellantis cancels planned layoffs at its Ohio Jeep plant, affecting around 1,100 employees, amid declining North American sales.