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Some GM workers to return to Delta 
1853 Chairman | by ironman | Fri, Nov 6
However, production will be limited. The Detroit carmaker is calling back 1,375 first-shift workers to resume building the Buick Enclave and GMC Acadia crossovers. But the plant’s 1,200 second shift workers will remain on layoff until the parts supply returns to normal.
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