Harley-Davidson ‘rewire’ means cutting 700 positions globally, 500 employees through 2020
MILWAUKEE — Harley-Davidson announced on Thursday, July 9 it will eliminate 700 jobs globally by the end of the year. The motorcycle maker indicated 500 current employees will be laid off — and an additional 200 positions that are already vacant will now not be filled. The job cuts are part of a comprehensive effort to overhaul operations. It is a plan called “The Rewire.” “Anytime something comes out on Harley-Davidson, it’s big news here. Along with unfortunately a lot…
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