Ford has criticized Stelco's American boss over comments suggesting indifference to Canadian workers, following recent layoffs. The automaker's executive, Randall Denley, stated Ford had previously confronted the Stelco leadership last year, expressing disapproval over remarks that prioritized tariffs over worker welfare. Denley emphasized Ford's commitment to maintaining a balanced approach, ensuring Canadian workers are not overlooked in business decisions. The comments from Stelco's US boss, which suggested support for tariffs at the expense of local labor, sparked concern among Canadian stakeholders. Ford's stance reflects ongoing tensions between trade policies and labor relations in the steel industry. The layoffs at Stelco have raised questions about the impact of trade agreements on employment in Canada. Industry analysts note the need for clearer communication between management and workers to address concerns. The situation highlights the complex relationship between corporate strategy and labor rights in the manufacturing sector.