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

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Issuing a statement via email, a company spokesperson revealed that the firm has opted to not place any employees on indefinite layoffs from January 5, announced earlier as part of planned layoffs

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 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.

ALBAWABA - Stellantis has walked back on its intention to lay off around 1,100 workers from its Toledo, Ohio, Jeep manufacturing facility, according to

Stellantis, the Franco-Italian automaker, has reversed its decision to lay off 1,100 employees at an Ohio Jeep plant. This change follows the resignation of CEO Carlos Tavares, amid concerns over unrealistic targets.

The decision comes as "Stellantis continues to reassess its strategy in North America," the spokesperson added. The automaker had announced the job cuts at the plant in Toledo, Ohio in early November, saying it was part of an effort to "regain its competitive edge" amid struggles with falling sales.

Stellantis has changed its decision to lay off about 1,100 employees at an Ohio Jeep plant less than three weeks after the abrupt resignation of Chief Executive Carlos Tavares, the Franco-Italian automaker said.