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Jaguar lays off workers
21 June 1990
NEW YORK TIMES
Jaguar P.L.C., Coventry, England, the auto maker, said it laid off 4,200 workers, more than half its total manufacturing force, after a strike by 300 workers at its Birmingham paint shop. Jaguar is a subsidiary of Ford Motor Co.
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