Early Retirement - GM says about 25% will take buyout (The Buffalo News)
Saturday, May 31st, 2008DETROIT General Motors Corp. said Thursday that a quarter of its U. S. hourly workers will take the company’s latest buyout and early retirement offers, opening the door for new hires who will make less money. … read more
St. Lucie County to employees: If early retirement's not an option …
TCPalm, FL - The end of June also is the deadline for employees who are eligible for early retirement to make their decision. Employees who are at least 55 years old, … |
General Motors said yesterday that about 19,000 hourly employees, or about one-fourth of its U.S. blue-collar work force, will take buyout or early retirement offers, with most leaving the company by July 1. … read more
General Motors says 19,000 workers accepted buyout and early retirement offers as the automaker’s restructuring gains steam … read more
DETROIT, May 29 — General Motors said Thursday that a quarter of its U.S. hourly workers will take the company’s latest buyout and early retirement offers, opening the door for new hires who will make less money. … read more
William Fallon discusses his frank talk, which left the perception that he was disloyal to his commander in chief and led to his early retirement in March. … read more
Bert Fish offers early retirement packages
Daytona Beach News-Journal, FL - By MARK I. JOHNSON NEW SMYRNA BEACH — In an effort to trim costs, Bert Fish Medical Center is offering some of its employees the option of early retirement … |
DETROIT - General Motors Corp. said yesterday that a quarter of its U.S. hourly workers will take the company’s latest buyout and early retirement offers as the automaker scrambles to reinvent itself into a smaller, leaner company less reliant on pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles. … read more
DETROIT (AP) — General Motors says that one-quarter of its U.S. hourly workers will take the company’s latest buyout and early retirement offers. That will open the door for new hires making less money. … read more
WHAT HAPPENED: General Motors Corp. said Thursday that 19,000 U.S. hourly workers, or 25 percent of its manufacturing work force, will take buyouts and early retirement offers. … read more

