The automaker partnered with professional drifter Vaughn Gittin Jr. to develop GT-levels of performance on an EcoBoost-powered pony car direct from the factory.
The automaker said it's investigating the incident after an inappropriate message was displayed on office monitors for "a few minutes" the morning of Sept. 2.
The move comes after Ford called employees back to the office four days a week and as part of efforts across the auto industry to attract and retain talent with updated, modern workspaces.
The 90-year-old union has shaped production decisions, influenced American politics and established workplace standards that extend well beyond factory floors.