The maker of Ram trucks and Jeeps announced Thursday that it will temporarily lay off 900 workers at five U.S. facilities.

The automaker's Belvidere Assembly Plant is expected to be revived amid President Trump's tariffs and recent UAW pressure.

Matt Frantzen looks at tariffs like an operating room. The United Auto Workers Local 1268 president sees their benefit with precision. “Blanket tariffs, that’s where it can hurt us,” exclaims Frantzen ...

Stellantis said on Thursday it was temporarily laying off 900 workers at five U.S. facilities after President Donald Trump’s tariffs were announced, and temporarily pausing production at an ...

Stellantis will recall an estimated 1,500 workers to its Belvidere Assembly Plant to build a new mid-sized truck. The plant will operate on two shifts, with skilled trades workers recalled first ...

The voluntary termination of employment program applies to more than 20 plants across the two workforce markets.

Jeep Cherokees sit on a lot at the Belvidere Assembly Plant in February 2019. The laid-off workers include hourly employees who belong to the United Auto Workers union and those on salary.

adding that the company also plans to reopen its Belvidere Assembly Plant in Illinois in 2027 and build a new midsize truck there. Get a brief on the top business stories of the week ...

Belvidere Assembly Plant will operate on two shifts when an estimated 1,500 workers are recalled to begin building a mid-sized truck in 2027. That's the latest information available according to ...