General Motors lays off 2,000 workers
at Kansas assembly plant after workers
at facility in Detroit went on strike
because 'there is no work' - as UAW president
threatens that MORE people will walk off
the job by Friday if demands are not met
Posted By: Imright, 9/20/2023 7:57:41 PM
General Motors announced 2,000 layoffs and closed their Kansas plant on Wednesday, claiming there is 'no work' due to a strike at another plant. The car manufacturer said the corresponding strike involving 13,000 workers in Detroit, who downed tools last week, had led to the fresh job cuts. GM also said it would not provide supplemental unemployment benefits 'due to the specific circumstances of this situation.' General Motors announced 2,000 layoffs and closed their Kansas plant on Wednesday, claiming there is 'no work' due to a strike at another plant. The car manufacturer said the corresponding strike involving 13,000 workers in Detroit, who downed tools last week,
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rematch — assuming ex-president is convicted: poll 18 replies
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