GM promotes 1,350 temp workers to full-time status after strike

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DAVID WELCH

By:

Bloomberg

January 15, 2020 04:59 PM

DETROIT -- General Motors delivered on one of the key promises made in its labor contract that ended a 40-day strike in October by giving 1,350 temporary staffers full-time status.

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