General Motors to Cut 5,000 Jobs in South Korea -Reuters
March 02 2018 - 05:23AM
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--General Motors' unit in South Korea will cut 5,000 jobs while
keeping production steady, provided the South Korean government
agrees to a restructuring proposal, Reuters reports, citing a
document.
--GM owns 77% of GM Korea, while 17% is owned by the state-run
Korea Development Bank, with which it is negotiating a $2.8 billion
proposal the will include shutting a plant in Gunsan that has 2,000
employees, according the Reuters.
--The proposal would cut the number of GM Korea employees to
11,000 from 16,000 and commits to create 1,100 new jobs over the
next 10 years, it says.
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