You don’t mandate four office days a week in 2025 unless you want people to quit. And Ford is doing exactly that.
If you know how this works… like really works… you’d already be repositioning. Ford is preparing to cut thousands of white-collar roles, and the signals are loud and clear. Have been for some time now too. This isn’t a hunch. It’s happening in tranches, so don’t blink ya’ll you may miss when it starts.
What you’re about to read is not an opinion. It’s a blueprint. A decoded playbook from a company that has learned to cut heads without triggering headlines, WARN notices, or Wall Street panic. I called this weeks ago… before the headlines, before the chatter, before the filings.
But now we’re moving past the what.
Now we’re into the how.
Ford isn’t just preparing layoffs like we already spoke about, it’s gametime ya’ll.
Everything is moving fast. It’s everything they won’t say on the earnings call, and everything you need to know before the town hall lands on July 31. Could I be off on some stuff- sure. I rarely am. Workforce data doesn’t lie. I’ve watched these patterns for 20 years.
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