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    government. Ford obtained a 50 percent rebate on duties for materials imported into Mexico. The company also was promised by the government that there would be no problems with the unions; however, a union was formed at the Ford factory as early as 1932. With regard to wages, Lajous suggested to Ford that it pay workers no more than $3 a day-a substantial sum at the time, since wages averaged only $1.25 a…

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    FORD MOTOR COMPANY: NEW SHADES OF GREEN THROUGH SOY FOAM Introduction Traditionally, automobile industrial sector is one of the biggest in the present competitive business and industrial environments. Ford Motor Company is an international automobile company that is into manufacturing and distribution of various vehicles and auto spare parts. In accordance with the Ford Company, There are mainly three topics have been discussed here, firstly, the biomaterials strategy of Ford Motors, evaluating…

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    A grand Jury indicted the Ford Motor Company on charges of reckless homicide and criminal negligence that played a part to the death of three teenage girls on August 1978 in Elkhart, Indiana. They were killed in a fiery crash when their Ford Pinto was struck from the rear by a van driver on U.S Highway 33 near Goshen Indiana. Their automobile exploded and burst into flames. The Elkhart County grand Jury argued that Ford Company had previous knowledge that the fuel tank of pinto in which Judy…

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    When considering the concept of the assembly line, we tend to think it is credited to Henry Ford and Ford Motor Company, but like so many inventors, Ford just improved the assembly line that was patented by Ransom Olds. Before the industrial revolution, products manufactured in factories were made by hand with a single worker completing a part of the product then all the workers coming together and collaborating to make the final product. At the time, this was the most efficient process. In the…

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    Being a dominate player in the auto business for over a century, Ford Motors have been reluctant to keep up with current trends and evolving competitors from growing economies. This has forced Ford to take dramatic measures by cutting jobs and closing a large numbers of its manufacturing facilities. Considering the company’s external and internal opportunities, and directing their resources towards a more skillfully R& D (research and development) department would be the first step to recovering…

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    describe Ford Motor Company’s change in organizational culture. What did Ford Motor do to make the culture of the organization better overall; not only as a better work environment but financially as well? Additionally, viewing Ford’s culture before the company changed along with the steps Ford Motor incorporated to change its culture. Furthermore, how efficient, and effective the step implemented in change were? Finally, evaluating how Ford’s organizational changes can be utilized in a…

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    Ford Motor Company is one of America’s best selling automobile companies. Ford is the second largest U.S. based automobile manufacturers, and the fourth largest in the world. Originating June 16 1903, its creator Henry Ford, saw the need to go against the odds of high priced vehicles and cater to a more middle-classed popularity. The company has become one of the largest family-controlled businesses in the world with Henry Ford’s great grandson currently being the Executive Chairman for Ford…

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    1. Introduction Founded in 1903 by Henry Ford, the Ford Motor Company is an automobile manufacturer based in the United States (home country) in Dearborn, Michigan. With a decorated and distinct history in the automobile industry, Ford is best known for Its famous “Model T” as well as the innovation of interchangeable parts in moving assembly lines that makes it possible to assemble cars at low cost and high reliability (Fordism). Ford has expanded its business across the globe, entering…

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    Situation Analysis A. History Ford Motor Company was founded by Henry Ford in 1903 and was incorporated that same year. The company has its headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan and is the largest employer in the area. The Company and founder, are well known for their gift to industry; the development of a more effective and efficient assembly line process. In 1904 the company went international expanding into Canada. Today the company continues to explore new and exciting ways to improve their…

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    Ford Motor Company (Ford, 2015) has been a leader in diversity, both racially and ethnically, both many years. Diversity exists at every level of the company and is highly endorsed by their senior executive leaders. What is interesting is that Ford uses ‘celebration’ as a way of describing their workforce. They are known for taking pride and top-notch horizontal and vertical communications. Fostering a collaborative workforce and workplace is culture at Ford. Diversity is utilized to…

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