http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/-t1.htm Mon, 29 Dec 2008 19:41:31 GMT 10 http://i78.servimg.com/u/f78/13/28/72/66/autotr10.gif http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/-t1.htm http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/corporate-giving-detailsgeneral-motors-t317.htm Admin This may be a bit dated, but you'll get the idea General Motors (GM) gm.com [b]Contact:[/b] Hilary Spittle [b]Foundation program:[/b] General Motors Foundation 0 % of giving is through foundation [b]Signature program:[/b] GM Volunteer Plus With a philosophy of "personal time, personal choice," GM's Volunteer PLUS International program actively encourages and supports employee volunteerism in GM communities around the world. When GM employees ... GM Workers Speak! Mon, 29 Dec 2008 19:41:31 GMT http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/corporate-giving-detailsgeneral-motors-t317.htm#331 http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/corporate-giving-detailsgeneral-motors-t317.htm http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/gm-to-lay-off-2000-more-workers-t116.htm Admin With Congress debating whether to give General Motors Corp. up to $18 billion in financing, the automaker announced 2,000 more layoffs today at three factories. GM is eliminating a third shift in Orion Township; Lordstown, Ohio; and Oshawa, Ontario, starting in February, the latest moves in a series of factory layoffs this year for an automaker that also is cutting salaried staff to pare expenses and conserve cash. GM is in danger of being unable to pay its bills this month without ... GM Workers Speak! Fri, 05 Dec 2008 17:55:02 GMT http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/gm-to-lay-off-2000-more-workers-t116.htm#123 http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/gm-to-lay-off-2000-more-workers-t116.htm http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/gm-shrink-brands-pay-jobs-dealers-t91.htm Admin General Motors Corp. could run short of the cash it needs to operate this month if Congress doesn't approve $4 billion in loans, the automaker said Tuesday in a 30-page report requesting federal aid. "The first $4 billion is crucial," President and Chief Operating Officer Fritz Henderson said on a conference call. "Absent support, we can't continue to operate." Read More GM Workers Speak! Wed, 03 Dec 2008 17:14:01 GMT http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/gm-shrink-brands-pay-jobs-dealers-t91.htm#98 http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/gm-shrink-brands-pay-jobs-dealers-t91.htm http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/and-i-thought-someone-said-the-imports-were-doing-fine-t33.htm Admin Nissan pulls out of Detroit auto show Nissan Motor Co. became the third Japanese automaker to pull out of the North American International Auto Show when it announced Monday that it would skip the Detroit and Chicago shows early next year to save cash. Nissan has already unveiled the three new additions to its U.S. lineup -- the Nissan Cube compact, the Nissan 370Z sports car, and the premium Infiniti G37 convertible shown last week at the Los Angeles car show. In weighing whether ... GM Workers Speak! Tue, 25 Nov 2008 01:52:37 GMT http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/and-i-thought-someone-said-the-imports-were-doing-fine-t33.htm#34 http://autoworker-truths.forumotion.net/gm-workers-speak-f17/and-i-thought-someone-said-the-imports-were-doing-fine-t33.htm