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"What I Should Do Next?": General Motors' Employee After Being Laid Off Via Email At 5 am
Adam Bernard, who served as Associate Director of Competitor Intelligence, shared his reaction in a LinkedIn post
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GM CEO Call Self-Driving Unit Layoffs 'Prudent', Still Sees Huge Opportunity
General Motors Co's top executive on Friday said layoffs announced a day earlier at the company's self-driving Cruise unit were "prudent" but insisted that she sees a "huge opportunity" for its vehicles to move both people and packages."We see a huge opportunity to move people and that same vehicle is very applicable to package delivery," Chief Exe...
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General Motors To Lay Off All 1,500 Plant Workers In Thailand Following Sale
General Motors will begin laying off around 1,500 employees in Thailand in June, after announcing the sale of its production plants in the country, a government official said on Wednesday.
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General Motors May Close 5 Major Production Plants In North America
General Motors will soon undergo a major reshuffle that might ruffle up some feathers. The automaker, one of the largest in the world, announced that it is considering shutting down 5 major plants in North America very soon as a part of its restructuring process to start making electric and autonomous cars. The automaker said that it will offer buy...
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Ford to cut 1,200 jobs, stop production in Australia
Ford Australia chief executive Bob Graziano made the announcement as he revealed a loss of 141 million Australian dollars ($136 million) after tax in the last financial year, with losses of 600 million Australian dollars over the last five years.
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General Motors badly lags Ford in Europe restructuring
Ford Motor Co, which clung to the road with a timely swerve before the 2009 crisis that bankrupted General Motors Co, may now be pulling a similar stunt in Europe.
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"What I Should Do Next?": General Motors' Employee After Being Laid Off Via Email At 5 am
Adam Bernard, who served as Associate Director of Competitor Intelligence, shared his reaction in a LinkedIn post
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GM CEO Call Self-Driving Unit Layoffs 'Prudent', Still Sees Huge Opportunity
General Motors Co's top executive on Friday said layoffs announced a day earlier at the company's self-driving Cruise unit were "prudent" but insisted that she sees a "huge opportunity" for its vehicles to move both people and packages."We see a huge opportunity to move people and that same vehicle is very applicable to package delivery," Chief Exe...
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General Motors To Lay Off All 1,500 Plant Workers In Thailand Following Sale
General Motors will begin laying off around 1,500 employees in Thailand in June, after announcing the sale of its production plants in the country, a government official said on Wednesday.
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General Motors May Close 5 Major Production Plants In North America
General Motors will soon undergo a major reshuffle that might ruffle up some feathers. The automaker, one of the largest in the world, announced that it is considering shutting down 5 major plants in North America very soon as a part of its restructuring process to start making electric and autonomous cars. The automaker said that it will offer buy...
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Ford to cut 1,200 jobs, stop production in Australia
Ford Australia chief executive Bob Graziano made the announcement as he revealed a loss of 141 million Australian dollars ($136 million) after tax in the last financial year, with losses of 600 million Australian dollars over the last five years.
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General Motors badly lags Ford in Europe restructuring
Ford Motor Co, which clung to the road with a timely swerve before the 2009 crisis that bankrupted General Motors Co, may now be pulling a similar stunt in Europe.
