General Motors was reported today to be planning job cuts at two U.S. assembly plants over the next three years.
The moves would match the automaker's North American production with demand, the Detroit News said. The plants, in Lansing, Mich., and Lordstown, Ohio, build cars that are being discontinued or relocated to other factories. Lansing Car Assembly employs 2,658 workers. GM declined to comment on how many jobs may be eliminated.










