General Motors will eliminate 500 jobs as Oshawa plant returns to two-shift operation
General Motors will cut a shift at its Oshawa plant on Sunday, eliminating roughly 500 jobs. Unifor reports up to 1,200 supply chain roles are impacted.
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General Motors Company will eliminate roughly 500 jobs in Canada 
CAas its Oshawa, Ontario assembly plant returns to a two-shift operation this Sunday. According to the union Unifor, up to 1,200 workers across the wider auto supply chain are also expected to finish their final shifts on Friday. This transition ends a temporary third shift that was added post-pandemic to address pickup-truck demand and replenish low inventory levels.
CAas its Oshawa, Ontario assembly plant returns to a two-shift operation this Sunday. According to the union Unifor, up to 1,200 workers across the wider auto supply chain are also expected to finish their final shifts on Friday. This transition ends a temporary third shift that was added post-pandemic to address pickup-truck demand and replenish low inventory levels.
