Jordyn Grzelewski

Ford Motor Co. will pay profit-sharing bonuses of up $9,176 to hourly autoworkers in the U.S. for 2022 — roughly $3,000 less than at rival GM.

The 2023 Automotive Hall of Fame inductees include the first female CEO of an automaker and a trailblazing African American automotive designer.

The planned reductions are primarily in Germany and the United Kingdom, and are in product development and administrative functions.

That’s up slightly from a year ago, when the casinos brought in $100.9 million for the month.

The Dearborn automaker sold 157,606 vehicles last month, up from 129,273 in February 2022.

Newspaper publisher Gannett said it has a long-term lease for the facility and will continue printing there.

UAW President Shawn Fain criticized the ‘slow pace’ of talks and said the union will hold strike authorization votes for the Detroit Three next week.

Higher sales of hybrid vehicles and trucks contribute to Dearborn automaker’s gains.

“We continue to stand ready and willing to negotiate in good faith 24/7 to reach an agreement,” automaker says, calling its proposal “compelling.”

The union’s president used Friday’s remarks to highlight the pay disparity between auto executives and workers as the walkout reached its 30th day.