SK On Tennessee Cuts Jobs at Stanton Plant
SK On Tennessee is reducing its workforce at the Stanton battery plant by approximately forty positions. The adjustments follow the company becoming a stand-alone entity after ending its joint venture with Ford. Production at the facility is scheduled to begin in 2028.
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SK On Tennessee is cutting 40 positions at its Stanton battery facility following its split from United States automaker Ford Motor, reducing total headcount by 40 roles while retaining 30 staff members. The downsizing follows an earlier restructuring that cut 150 jobs during the transition to an independent entity. The facility expects to begin production in 2028.
