Thursday, August 25, 2011

Chrysler

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The North Assembly plant, which produces Dodgr Ram trucks, had been by the end of September, so Chrysler’s announcementy Wednesday provided anexact date. The Fentonm North plant is set to resume productiobn June 29 untilJuly 10, Chrysle r said, and then will remain idled “contingent upon The truck segment has taken a particularf hit as auto sales have declined. Diannwa Gutierrez, a Chrysler spokeswoman, said workers at the plant will have an opportunity to transfer to other productiojn sites or take part in an incentive program forearly retirement, special early retirement and/or an enhanced voluntary termination program.
She didn’ty have exact details of the new offe r but said it would be similar to previouxs offers thatincluded lump-sum cash payments, vehiclse vouchers and health-care The North Plant employed 1,2000 workers prior to recent buyout offers. Abouty 640 the buyout and early retiremenr offers by a May26 deadline. The North Assemblg plant was idled inearly June, but was one of seveb plants where Chrysler production following the idlinh of all its plants when it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcyu April 30. After its brieff reopening, the plant was then expected to closd fora two-week summer break the weeks of July 13 and 20.
Chrysler emergedx from bankruptcy when Italian carmakere Fiat closed a deal to takeover Chrysler’s Chrysler’s South Plant in Fenton, which assembles was idled at the end of October. Another 115 of its more than 350 workerx had accepted offers fromChryslert

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