Dodge

Auburn Hills, United States

Dodge is an American automobile manufacturer known for its performance vehicles and muscle cars, particularly the Charger and Challenger models. Founded in the early 1900s, Dodge has a long history in automotive innovation and design, making it a significant brand under the Chrysler umbrella.

CCI Score

-35.12

0.02% April 18

Latest Event

UAW Charges Over Relocation of Dodge Durango Production

The UAW has filed federal unfair labor practice charges, alleging that Stellantis is violating its 2023 collective bargaining agreement by planning to move Dodge Durango production out of the United States. This move not only breaches contract commitments but also threatens American autoworkers' job security.

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Dodge is currently rated as a Toadie.

-30 to -44 CCI Score

Companies scoring in this range actively seek to please authoritarian regimes. They offer proactive support and assistance in exchange for preferential treatment, compromising ethical standards for business gains and political favor.

Latest Events

SEP

16

2024

UAW Charges Over Relocation of Dodge Durango Production
-66.00

The UAW has filed federal unfair labor practice charges, alleging that Stellantis is violating its 2023 collective bargaining agreement by planning to move Dodge Durango production out of the United States. This move not only breaches contract commitments but also threatens American autoworkers' job security.
-70

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

April 8

The UAW's charges point to a significant breach of labor rights and contractual commitments by attempting to shift Dodge Durango production abroad. This undermines the gains secured in the UAW's 2023 agreement and threatens the livelihoods of American autoworkers, reflecting negatively on the company's labor practices and ethical responsibility.

UAW Files Federal Labor Charges, Grievances Against Stellantis
SEP

16

2024

Unfair Labor Charges Filed Over Dodge Durango Production Plan
-75.43

The UAW union has filed unfair labor practice charges against Stellantis, alleging that the automaker is attempting to move production of the Dodge Durango out of the U.S. in violation of a 2023 contract that ensured the vehicle would be built in Detroit and an idled assembly plant in Illinois would be reopened. The charges highlight concerns about undermining labor agreements and jeopardizing American jobs.
-80

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

April 8

The UAW's filing underscores a significant breach of labor commitments by Stellantis—a move that jeopardizes American manufacturing jobs and undermines negotiated protections for workers. This alleged action against the Dodge Durango production runs contrary to ensuring fair labor relations and protecting worker rights, a stance that is critical in countering authoritarian corporate practices.

UAW union files unfair labor charges against Stellantis, accuses automaker of violating contract
MAR

08

2023

Dodge Implements Connected Safety Technology in Vehicles
56.65

Dodge, along with Jeep, Ram and Chrysler, is set to integrate new connected safety technology that delivers push alerts for hazards, school zones, and construction areas. The system, part of a partnership between Applied Information and HAAS Alert, utilizes vehicle telematics and a Safety Cloud platform to improve road safety.
+70

Technology and Services Impact

April 8

By integrating advanced connected safety technology into its vehicles, Dodge is enhancing road safety for drivers, pedestrians, and vulnerable road users. This proactive measure supports public safety and aligns with progressive initiatives to reduce accidents and protect communities, reflecting a positive social impact through its technological services.

Millions of Jeep, Dodge Vehicles Getting New Connected Safety Technology
JAN

05

2023

Senate Probe Investigates Forced Labor in Dodge Supply Chain
-55.69

A U.S. Senate committee has sent letters to major automakers, including Stellantis which owns Dodge, investigating supply chain practices amid allegations of forced labor linked to the Xinjiang region. The probe focuses on whether companies are adequately mapping and managing their supply chains to prevent human rights abuses.
-70

Supply Chain Ethics

April 8

The Senate's probe into forced labor practices implicates Dodge, as part of Stellantis, by questioning its supply chain ethics. The investigation highlights significant concerns over the lack of due diligence in monitoring supply chains for links to forced labor in regions like Xinjiang, which poses not only a human rights violation but also aligns with broader authoritarian exploitation concerns.

Automakers face Senate probe over forced labor in supply chains