Delphi to lay off 180 in Rochester
Patrick Flanigan
Staff writer
(October 11, 2007) — Delphi Corp. intends to temporarily lay off about 180 Rochester-area workers next week.
“As schedules and volume fluctuate, we will alter our production staff,” spokesman Lindsey Williams said today from the company’s headquarters in Troy, Mich. “It’s a week-to-week layoff. It could last a week or several months.”
Delphi produces automotive parts and employs about 1,600 workers in Rochester and Henrietta.
A large portion of the company’s Rochester-area product line is for General Motors Corp., so the rise and fall of that company’s fortunes will have a significant effect on local workers until Delphi further expands its base of non-GM clients, Williams said.
PFLANIGA@DemocratandChronicle.com
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Staff writer
(October 11, 2007) — Delphi Corp. intends to temporarily lay off about 180 Rochester-area workers next week.
“As schedules and volume fluctuate, we will alter our production staff,” spokesman Lindsey Williams said today from the company’s headquarters in Troy, Mich. “It’s a week-to-week layoff. It could last a week or several months.”
Delphi produces automotive parts and employs about 1,600 workers in Rochester and Henrietta.
A large portion of the company’s Rochester-area product line is for General Motors Corp., so the rise and fall of that company’s fortunes will have a significant effect on local workers until Delphi further expands its base of non-GM clients, Williams said.
PFLANIGA@DemocratandChronicle.com
Visit DiversityJobs.com for information on Diversity in the workplace
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