r/Detroit Macomb County 3d ago

News Stellantis tariff layoff update

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u/Soak_It_In_Seider 2d ago

MAGA idiots

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u/blowbroccoli midtown 2d ago

but it has to hurt a little to get better /s YOU MEAN SOME PEOPLE MIGHT LOSE EVERYTHING BECAUSE PEOPLE LIKE TO PLAY FUCKIN ECON GAMES?!

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u/YeetZeph Dearborn 1d ago

Short term pain for long term pain 🔥

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u/Davesnotbeer 1d ago

You spelled ELON wrong.

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u/TypicalCommand5765 2d ago

They get paid a 40 hour work week on layoff, bud. They get laid off like this every other month. The media just working against the admin as always. Maybe one day you sheep will wake up...

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u/bas_thc 2d ago

That's not true. I worked for Stellantis previously. During lay-off you get unemployment checks every two weeks. $390week paid biweekly in Michigan (Warren and Sterling). That's a vast difference for someone used to making +21$ and up along with plenty of overtime and Sundays is double time. Holiday Sunday is double time plus holiday pay if you get lucky enough to work on a holiday that lands on Sunday. Being laid off hurts people's pockets tremendously, especially when you don't know when you will return to work full-time.

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u/Warhawk2052 2d ago

Forgot to mention unemployment isnt instant either

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u/JacenSith 1d ago

You must not have worked there long, the union covers your pay on layoffs as well. You generally get around 70-80% of your normal pay.

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u/Davesnotbeer 1d ago

Part timers don't get sub pay. Neither did "Temporary" part timers, for years. They also could not have been in the union.

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u/Davesnotbeer 1d ago

I remember a friend telling me back in the '90s, that during their summer shutdown where they typically laid all of production off, that if you didn't volunteer to work over the shutdown, they would take a week of vacation away from you and use it, instead of laying you off.

That was when it was still Chrysler. It's only gotten worse since.

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u/DDS-PBS 1d ago

You're in the wrong subreddit to make lies about the auto industry.