Hard Work Gets You Fired?
The most productive auto plant in North America is doomed - it's on the list of plants that General Motors is closing as the world's largest automaker slashes capacity in a bid to stem losses.
The annual ranking of auto plant productivity by Harbour Consulting found GM's Oshawa No. 2 plant is the most productive in the North American auto industry.
Oshawa No. 2 was the second most productive plant in last year's rankings but the only plant that was more productive, an Atlanta plant that built the Ford Taurus, was closed last year when Ford (Charts, Fortune 500) discontinued production of that model.
No wonder Toyota is kicking our ass.
posted by American Crusader @ 1:42 PM
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GM is friggin' mess. I regretfully traded in my Taurus this year due to age and eventual wear and tear. But I loved the old beater. Alot like me, not sexy but effective. I did stay American with a Pontiac. Now I have a new love
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My first and last Pontiac was in 1984 when I bought a Fiero...big mistake. We now drive a Volvo 2004.
Technically owned by Ford..so I don't feel like a complete traitor.
I've got three Nissans, parts from Japan, Made in America.
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