Massive Layoffs Hit El Paso! 140 Workers Let Go in Sudden Shock Move!

A major blow hit the El Paso job market today as Tenneco, a global automotive parts manufacturer, announced the layoff of 140 employees at its El Paso facility. The decision comes as part of a larger global downsizing strategy. The layoffs are set to roll out in five phases between February and June 2025, affecting production technicians, maintenance workers, and supervisors. Local communities were blindsided by the news, with many workers describing the announcement as “devastating.” Unions and advocacy groups are already mobilizing for protests and legal support, while rumors swirl about further cuts at other facilities, including in Tennessee. El Paso officials have yet to comment, but concerns are growing over the economic ripple effects this decision could have on thousands of families.