General Motors Workers in Bochum, Germany, Vote to End Walkout
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General Motors Corp., the world&#39;s biggest carmaker, said Adam Opel AG division employees in Bochum, Germany, decided to end a seven-day wildcat strike against the company&#39;s job-cut plans in Europe.
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A strike at a General Motors Corp. plant in Germany began to squeeze the company's European production Tuesday as a lack of parts halted two other factories, while thousands of workers rallied against GM's plan ...
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RUESSELSHEIM, Germany - General Motors Europe announced Thursday that it will cut 12,000 jobs on the continent by the end of 2006 in a plan aimed at saving $617 million per year.    The company said that 90 percent of the cuts would be made in 2005 and that the plan "provides for the majority of the cuts to be in Germany, with a heavy emphasis on managing and engineering."   However, it said negotiations with employee representatives would determine which of its 10 European manufacturing plants are affected...
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United Auto Workers union-represented  employees walked off the job and organized pickets outside  General Motors Corp  plants as the union called a  national strike against the top U.S. automaker after marathon  contract talks failed to produce a deal.
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Workers at an Opel car-producing factory Wednesday ended their six-day strike aimed at protesting General Motors&#39; plan of massive layoffs in Germany.
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Nearly 40,000 people in Germany took part in protests over US auto giant General Motors&#39; plans to axe 12,000 jobs, about one-fifth of its European workforce.
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RUESSELSHEIM - Top Opel management and labour officials began talks Monday on the plans by General Motors to axe 10,000 jobs at the carmaker, while workers at one of the company&#39;s main plants in Bochum continued a walkout.
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Hundreds of workers at an Opel car plant in Germany kept up a protest outside the factory gates Sunday against plans by parent company General Motors for thousands of job cuts, demanding assurances that there will be no compulsory layoffs.
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Deep in the heart of Germany&#39;s Ruhr Valley, a column of 25,000 angry blue-collar workers and their families has taken to the streets of Bochum, waving banners and red union flags, beating drums and blowing whistles.
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Workers at Opel auto plants in Bochum walked out Thursday as soon as the parent company, General Motors, announced it was cutting 10,000 jobs in Germany.
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Angry auto workers at an Adam Opel AG plant stayed off the job Monday to protest plans by parent company General Motors Corp. to cut thousands of jobs, defying calls from union leaders and the government to return to work.
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Thousands of employees at General Motors Corp.'s European factories staged protests Tuesday against the automaker's plan to slash 12,000 jobs across the continent, while a shortage of parts from a striking German plant forced two other factories to stop production.
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Thousands of embittered car workers rallied across Europe against mass job cuts planned by General Motors, the world's biggest automaker, as labor unrest disrupted output at more GM plants Tuesday.
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SPRING HILL, Tenn., Sept. 26 -- At the former Saturn plant here, workers put down their picket signs Wednesday and said they were relieved to see an end to the two-day strike against General Motors, but they worried whether the union's deal would lead to a more secure future.
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10/21/04- The assembly line began is rolling again at a General Motors plant in western Germany. More than two-thirds of the workers there have decided to end a 6-day walkout protesting the threat of job cuts.
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DETROIT, Sept. 24 -- The United Auto Workers called a national strike against General Motors shortly before noon Monday and thousands of workers walked off their jobs at plants around the country, even as the two sides continued to work toward a new contract.
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General Motors Corp., the world&#39;s biggest carmaker, faced wider production cutbacks in Europe as a six-day protest against job-cut plans spread and a shortage of parts from Germany halted work at a Belgian car plant.