Ford's Battery Flagship Socked by Mold Sickness, Workers Say

The smell of mold hit James “Lucky” Dugan the moment he walked into the plant. Last fall, Dugan was one of thousands of union construction workers to arrive in small-town Glendale, Kentucky, to build a vast factory for Ford and SK On, a South Korean company. The plant, when completed, will make batteries for nearly a million electric pickup trucks each year. When Dugan walked

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