GM Puts 600 Laid-Off Employees Back on the Clock
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GM plans to add equipment and reconfigure the Ingersoll plant's body shop. This year, GM has sold 17,574 Equinoxes and 8,091 Terrains. Equinox sales are up 98 percent from last year.
Mark Reuss, GM's North American president, said the plan "allows us to meet customer demand for hot products while avoiding a potential production overcapacity."
GM was loath to re-open factories, as factory overcapacity was a main reason the company sought bankruptcy protection last year.
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