GM cuts shift at pickup plant for absenteeism due to COVID-19

July 11, 2020 05:03 PM

General Motors is temporarily cutting the third shift at its midsize pickup plant in Wentzville, Mo., because of worker absenteeism as cases of COVID-19 in the area increase.

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