Detroit area Ford dealership lets go of employee after ‘hateful' UAW comment

September 21, 2023 06:25 PM

A Detroit area Ford dealership owned by auto retail giant Lithia Motors Inc. "let go" an employee who posted an inflammatory comment about the UAW on social media — around the time thousands of Ford workers went on strike last week.

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