At the factory "General Motors" vengeance boils work

The company «General Motors» to create more jobs and change in its factories around the world.

Plant «Delta Township» close to Lansing, Michigan, will work day and night, starting from April. At its plant «Fairfax», in Kansas, from Detroit automaker has decided to make an extra shift, and the plants in Fort Wayne, Indiana, was added 2400 jobs.






Robot welds crossover on the assembly line in the assembly shop of the plant «General Motors Lansing Delta Township» March 10 in Lansing, Michigan. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Manipulators robot welded car on the assembly line factory «General Motors Lansing Delta Township». (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



In 2007, the corporation «General Motors» sold 9, 37 million cars and trucks. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



June 1, 2009 GM started filing for bankruptcy. The US government gave the company about $ 30 billion, and in return received a 60% stake in the group, the Government of Canada - 12% of the shares of 9, 5 billion dollars, the Joint Union of Workers in the US auto industry (UAW) - 17, 5% of the shares. The remaining 10, 5% of the shares will share the largest creditor of the concern. US President Barack Obama said that the state has no plans to control the GM always get rid of a controlling stake, as only improve the financial position of the Group. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Crossover going on a conveyor belt using robot arms. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Factory workers «General Motors» collect SUV factory in Lansing. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Work crossover moves at a plant in Lansing, Michigan. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Workers assemble GM crossovers on the conveyor belt at a plant in Lansing. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



In 2009, GM planned to sell bears losses carmaker Opel. One of the contenders for the purchase of a consortium of Magna International and Russia's Sberbank. However, in early November, GM decided to keep Opel himself, citing the industry to come out of the crisis and the reluctance to leave the market of small cars. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Factory worker «General Motors» working on the frame crossover. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Worker collects the car on the conveyor belt at the plant «General Motors» in Lansing. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Worker installs door crossover factory «General Motors» in Lansing. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Factory worker «General Motors» establishes the door on one of the cars on the conveyor belt. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



The American automaker «General Motors» March 24, 2010 in Shanghai suit premiere of a new "global" urban concept car called EN-V. EN-V is a vision of what is urban vehicle in 2030. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Factory worker «General Motors» working on the door crossover plant in Lansing, Michigan. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Factory worker «GM» in Lansing collects one of the cars on the conveyor belt. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Factory worker «GM» in Lansing sets seats in the car company. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)



Newbies crossovers «GM» ride on a conveyor belt at the "m" in Lansing, Michigan. (Getty Images / Bill Pugliano)