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according to Nissan's Global website, with about 21,000 people, including manufacturing employees, in the United States. The new layoffs will bring Nissan's total workforce cuts to about 20,000 jobs.

The brand cited tariffs as the cause of its bankruptcy, making them the first large brand to go bust under the escalating ...

Nissan’s massive layoffs won’t just hurt the families directly affected—they’ll send economic shockwaves through entire communities. In towns where Nissan plants dominate the employment ...

These cuts follow 9,000 previous layoffs, bringing the total reduction to about 20,000 jobs (15% of its workforce). The announcement comes after Nissan retreated from merger negotiations with ...