General Motors (GM) prunes workforce at Brazil plant on productivity concerns
Layoffs in line with an agreement reached in January following extensive talks between the automaker and union officials
General Motors' (GM) Brazilian subsidiary has dismissed 598 workers at its struggling Sao Jose dos Campos plant in Sao Paulo state citing productivity concerns, reports Agence France-Presse (AFP). The layoffs are in line with an agreement reached in January following extensive talks between the automaker and union officials . According to a GM spokesman, the laid-off workers at the plant had been on paid leave since last August.
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