GM meets with lawmakers over racism allegations at Ohio plant

GM in Toledo — GM's transmission plant in Toledo, Ohio, will increase production of the company's 10-speed automatic transmission for trucks and SUVs. (GM)

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DAVID SHEPARDSON

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Reuters

February 01, 2019 09:20 PM

WASHINGTON -- Senior General Motors Co executives met this week with Ohio's two senators and other lawmakers on Capitol Hill after African American employees sued the automaker accusing it of allowing a racially hostile work atmosphere.

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