RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - General Motors (GM) of Brazil has proposed the suspension of the contracts of 250 workers at one of its plants in the state of São Paulo faced with the shortage of parts affecting the automotive sector at a global level, union sources said Tuesday.
According to the Metalworkers Union of the city of São José dos Campos, São Paulo, the automobile giant proposed to suspend the 250 workers between July 12 and August 25, based on an Provisional Measure issued by the Government, which authorizes the suspension of employment agreements for up to . . .
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