The original agreement with the UAW allowed GM to hire temporary employees from May 31, 2018, through August 31, 2018, to help reach a production ramp up for the company's new pickup trucks. According to the details of the lawsuit, GM continued to use these temporary workers instead of hiring laid-off workers from the Lordstown assembly plant in Ohio. The UAW says many of the 690 laid-off workers had applied for jobs at the Fort Wayne plant.
An official statement from GM says, "Late last year, GM started the process to bring about 50 Lordstown employees to Ft. Wayne to fill some of the positions that had been covered by temporary employees. In fact, about 35 Lordstown UAW members will be in place by the end of January. We have ongoing discussions with the UAW regarding our staffing needs in Ft. Wayne, but have no further comments on the lawsuit."
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