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Ford employee says coworker hit her with car in company parking lot in Brook Park

By Bob Sandrick, special to cleveland.com,

2024-08-15

By Bob Sandrick, special to cleveland.com,

2024-08-15

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Mike Macktavish

08-18

The worker that hit the worker that was "saving" the spot will probably lose her job. She should have told her co-worker that if she wanted a good spot just show up early enough to park there.

Viper

08-15

Sad Union Brothers and Sisters have to act this way. Worked at Ford close to 35yrs and never heard or seen someone save a Parking space.

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