GM offers buyouts to 74000 U.S. hourly workers
General Motors announced a new round of buyouts for all 74,000 U.S. hourly workers represented by the UAW. Details will arrive over weeks, with most departures expected by July 1. The plan allows replacing up to 16,000 assembly and nonassembly jobs at half the current wage, and retirement incentives were increased for eligible workers.
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GM posts record losses in 2007
General Motors reported a $38.7 billion loss for 2007, the largest annual loss by any automaker, driven by weak U.S. sales and mortgage-related hits from its GMAC stake. Fourth quarter revenue rose 7 percent to $46.7 billion, while annual revenue reached $178 billion.
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Forbes: Avoid goods made by child labor
Forbes outlines steps to avoid products made by child laborers, noting 218 million children affected globally. It urges researching company policies, checking labels and RN numbers against FTC databases, watching for certifications, and avoiding counterfeits that may fund crime and sweatshop conditions.
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Upgrade causes three hour BlackBerry outage in North America
Research In Motion reports a routine upgrade designed to boost capacity triggered a three hour outage on Monday affecting some North American BlackBerry users. The disruption followed a previous major outage earlier year with minor and September glitches, while others remained connected.
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CHP opens outpatient clinic in Elyria Great Lakes Rehab
Community Health Partners Great Lakes Rehabilitation opened an outpatient clinic on East River Street in Elyria targeting orthopedic pediatric and neurological rehab. The facility offers two treatment rooms a private speech therapy room and a private pediatric room. Staffing is not permanent yet and contact Michael Baker for details.
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