Posted on 11/27/2005 4:42:00 PM PST by cope85
Thank you for the link.
At the very least I can be a royal pain in their a$$.
I don't know about Mexico but here in Canada 3500 GM jobs are getting the axe.
they have make it that NAFTA laws, supersedes states laws
NEW DELHI: America's loss is turning out to be India's gain. Within days of announcing 30,000 job-cuts in the US, automobile giant General Motors Corp will this week unveil plans to increase its workforce in India by nearly 30%.
The carmaker has decided to add 450 jobs at its existing plant in Halol (Gujarat) as part of plans to expand presence in India - the emerging low-cost automobile hub in the east.
"GM is going on a hiring spree in India, and it's add jobs both on the factory shop-floor as well in the executive cadre. GM will this week start the process to hire 450 additional people for its India venture," a senior head-hunter told The Times of India.
While it will increase its floor-worker force by 400, another 50 are being added in its executive cadre. "This is in line with the company's plans to expand its presence in India, which GM feels will drive future growth," the source said.
GM India today has close to 1,600 people on its rolls, including nearly 1,300 on the shop-floor. With GM now preparing to drive into the volume car market in January 2006, the firm is working towards expanding its workforce in the country.
The car maker plans to roll out the premium hatchback Aveo in India in January next year, followed by an entry-level mid-sized sedan version of the car. It will also introduce a hatchback version of its hot-seller Chevrolet Optra in India by mid-2006.
In addition, the firm plans to add another 4,000 jobs in India when it sets up its second greenfield car plant.
The car maker has already shortlisted Andhra Pradesh, tamil Nadu and Maharashtra as the probable sites for its second plant, which will produce the Chevrolet Spark (a rebadged Daewoo Matiz), an all-new SUV and a sedan.
The facility will be located in the West Bottoms on property owned by Kansas City, Missouri. The address is around 14th or 15th and Liberty Avenue.
I'm encouraging people to write letters to the editor of the KCStar about this pilot project.
I don't want to wait to know all the details of how this is going to affect our city and our state after the ink is dry on paper. It's unfair.
A lot of $$$. It usually goes via Western Union although local banks are now providing the service for the illegals.
I am sure that the automobile insurance companies will be happy to watch stolen cars shipped to mexico right under their noses from Kansas City.
its all over for Kansas City
I think you're right. I'm very upset about all of this.
bump
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.