GM Delivers Layoff Notices to Michigan Engine Workers
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General Motors Co., which is investing $390 million at a Michigan engine plant, said it will lay off 430 workers as the factory is shut down for retooling.
The Romulus plant near Detroit will make a new, more fuel-efficient V-6 engine once work resumes in late 2015, Robert Wheeler, a GM spokesman, said today in an e-mailed statement.