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GM Arlington Working OT

March 22, 2010

ARLINGTON, TX-After being idle for weeks last year, the GM assembly plant here is working more overtime now than anyone can recall. Most of the factory’s 2,400 workers are putting in 60 hours some weeks.MORE

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