Manufacturing

Behind the GM strike: Declining productivity at U.S. operations

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GM employees were pictured this summer on the assembly line at GM's plant in Arlington, Texas. Increasing production of large pickup trucks and SUVs is another factor causing potential productivity declines.  (GM)
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ANKIT AJMERA, RACHIT VATS and JOE WHITE
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Reuters
October 04, 2019 12:01 PM

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