General Motors says 900 factory jobs will be created or retained in Michigan this year.
The positions are in addition to previous announcements about job growth made by the company, which said in January that it would add 7,000 jobs and $1 billion in U.S. investments.
The news also follows layoff notices filed with the state, which called for shift eliminations at the Hamtramck and Delta Township stamping plant near Lansing.
General Motors says 900 factory jobs will be created or retained in Michigan this year.
The positions are in addition to previous announcements about job growth made by the company, which said in January that it would add 7,000 jobs and $1 billion in U.S. investments.
The news also follows layoff notices filed with the state, which called for shift eliminations at the Hamtramck and Delta Township stamping plant near Lansing.
According to a statement issued this morning ahead of an automotive-focused visit by President Donald Trump, the job movement will be at the following three facilities:
Romulus Powertrain Plant: Approximately 220 new jobs to increase production of the 10-speed automatic transmission to be used in multiple GM products, including the current 2017 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1.
Flint Assembly Plant: Approximately 180 retained jobs by redeploying team members from Lansing Delta Township to support production of the Chevrolet Silverado HD and GMC Sierra HD pick-up trucks.
Lansing Delta Township: Approximately 500 retained jobs to support production of the all-new Chevrolet Traverse and Buick Enclave in the first quarter of 2018.