Fort Wayne GM plant

A part shortage caused the General Motors Fort Wayne Assembly plant to shut down production this week. The plan was to reopen this coming Tuesday, but officials announced production will remain dormant all of next week as well.

When production stops next week at GM Assembly Fort Wayne, production workers there will need to file for unemployment to get paid.

Workers at Assembly Fort Wayne can expect an extended Labor Day weekend as the plant announced it will shut down production the week before labor day to catch up on a part shortage.

General Motors is preparing the Fort Wayne Assembly plant for the future with a $632 million investment designed to further EV truck production.

It's a sign that the auto industry is still facing problems more than a year after the chip shortage surfaced in late 2020.

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