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Without an Increase in Sufficient Demand, General Motors Lifts Suspensions but Cuts Workers' Working Hours - InfoGremials

The Chevrolet plant in Alvear de General Motors will resume production continuously after a year of suspensions, but with a new scheme that reduces the day from nine to six hours a day. The measure, agreed with SMATA, seeks to sustain employment in a context of a fall in the automotive market and a strong burst of Chinese-origin vehicles. After more than a year of periodic suspensions, General Motors will end from August 19 the inactivity scheme…
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The Chevrolet plant in Alvear de General Motors will resume production continuously after a year of suspensions, but with a new scheme that reduces the day from nine to six hours a day. The measure, agreed with SMATA, seeks to sustain employment in a context of a fall in the automotive market and a strong burst of Chinese-origin vehicles. After more than a year of periodic suspensions, General Motors will end from August 19 the inactivity scheme…

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infogremiales.com.ar broke the news on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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