Everyone else from GM’s shuttered assembly plant in Lordstown went as far away as Texas, Tennessee, and Missouri, some leaving behind their families so they could hang onto their pensions and high-paying union jobs. That's added more worries, and comes at a time when GM is beginning a transition to making battery-powered vehicles that will need fewer workers. Moyers transferred almost two years ago to GM’s assembly plant in Lansing, Michigan, that makes Cadillacs and Chevy Camaros. What happens next for Moorhead, after 24 years at GM, is still up in the air. “When GM was closing there was a fear of what happens next and everything was going to end, but it doesn’t,” he said.

Source: ABC News March 09, 2021 13:18 UTC