hot_papieeto3
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Stellantis just announced that CEO Carlos Tavares has resigned, effective immediately. Looks like John Elkann is taking the reins for now while they find a permanent replacement.
The UAW is obviously thrilled about this. They've been pretty vocal about Tavares' management style, or lack thereof. They're hoping this is a sign of better things to come, with new leadership that actually respects the workers and invests in American manufacturing. This definitely throws a wrench in the negotiations, that's for sure. I wonder how this will impact the potential for a strike.
What do you guys think? Is this a good thing for Stellantis?
The UAW is obviously thrilled about this. They've been pretty vocal about Tavares' management style, or lack thereof. They're hoping this is a sign of better things to come, with new leadership that actually respects the workers and invests in American manufacturing. This definitely throws a wrench in the negotiations, that's for sure. I wonder how this will impact the potential for a strike.
What do you guys think? Is this a good thing for Stellantis?
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