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Ford Argentina Slashes Jobs

April 2009 | Company News Alert

The Argentine subsidiary of US giant Ford Motor is to dismiss 330 employees from May 1, according to local news sources. Ford Argentina operates a plant in General Pacheco, Buenos Aires, where it manufactures for both Ford and Volvo Cars.

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