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Ford CEO says America's in trouble as 5,000 $120k jobs go unfilled
Ford's top executive is sounding an alarm that goes far beyond one company's hiring woes. While political debates fixate on inflation and interest rates, a quieter crisis is unfolding in the country's ... Read More
Ford CEO says 1M critical jobs sit empty and $120K roles go unfilled
Ford's top executive is sounding an alarm that cuts against the usual narrative of a weak job market. While headlines fixate on layoffs in tech and media, he says the real crisis is that the United ... Read More
Ford CEO Jim Farley raises alarm, says ‘we’re in trouble as a country’
The Ford CEO says “we’re in deep trouble” compared to China. Trump asserts the U.S. lacks sufficient trained workers for advanced manufacturing and AI roles. Ford CEO Jim Farley warns of over 1 ... Read More
Ford CEO says he has 5,000 open mechanic jobs with up to 6-figure salaries from the shortage of manually skilled workers: ‘We are in trouble in our country’
Ford’s CEO Jim Farley thinks America needs a wake-up call. Speaking on the Office Hours: Business Edition podcast, Farley said Ford had 5,000 open mechanic positions that it hasn’t been able to fill, ... Read More
Ford CEO Jim Farley laments he can’t fill 5,000 mechanic jobs paying $120K per year: ‘We are in trouble in our country’
Ford has been unable to fill some 5,000 openings for mechanics despite offering a salary of $120,000 a year — prompting the company’s chief executive to warn of a dire shortage of skilled tradespeople ... Read More
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