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Union deadlock over GM jobs
22 Sep 2009Talks between unions and officials from GM and Magna are threatening to strike more jobs from the restructured carmaker.
The future of Vauxhall plants in the UK, and the 5000 workers at them, also remains unclear.
The talks in Germany have already seen proposed job losses in Europe rise to 11,000.
IG Metall, the most muscular union on the continent which represents most shopfloor workers in the car industry, is unhappy with what it sees as the vagueness of the Magna pledge to cut jobs in Germany.
IG chairman Berthold Huber wants clarity before signing up to the deal.
