GM to Add Third Shift, 750 Jobs to Flint Pickup Plant
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General Motors Co., the largest U.S. automaker, will add a third shift and about 750 jobs to its assembly plant in Flint, Michigan, to meet rising demand for pickups.
The added workers will start in the second quarter, and the additional shift will begin in the third quarter, Detroit-based GM said today in a statement. The Flint Assembly plant, about 70 miles northeast of GM’s headquarters, now employs about 2,100 workers on two shifts, the company said.