"Ford CEO Considers Production Location Amid UAW Strike Threats"

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Ford CEO Jim Farley stated that the company will carefully consider future vehicle production locations following the UAW strike, emphasizing the impact on the company and its relationship with the union. Farley highlighted Ford's reliance on UAW workers and its commitment to U.S. production, contrasting it with competitors' moves to Mexico. UAW President Shawn Fain urged Ford to prioritize American workers, while the strike's significant cost and impact on the industry led to record contracts with the union from the Big Three automakers.
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