2023-10-31 02:00:40
The provisional agreement reached in the United States by General Motors and the United Auto Workers (UAW) union to conclude the strike that began on September 15 was considered good news.
The president of the Association of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs of Ramos Arizpe (AIERA), Sergio Alain Aguilar Guerra, indicated that this Tuesday the workers are expected to return to the plants, while the lost production volume would be recovered with overtime and the purposes of week.
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At the local level, he recalled that some production lines at 9 plants were affected by the strike, especially when the GM plant in Arlington, Texas went on strike; However, now you have to meet the requirements and, if necessary, work on weekends.
He added that the above will already be a specific situation for each supplier, since there were those who took advantage to reinforce inventories.
Aguilar Guerra acknowledged that the local impact of the strike in the US was less than expected, since the first GM plants that stopped were not directly affected, until the Arlington plant last week, but even so there was no single plant stoppage.
For his part, the CEO of Capital Analyst, Raymundo Díaz Robles, said that there is a partial agreement, not a total one, in addition to the fact that there is pressure from Mexican plants because the reinstatement of striking workers in the US is expected to be partial. .
“It is good news, but we still conservatively propose the return because the stocks that were occupied these two months have to be compensated, therefore, we are not exempt from strikes even with the partial agreement that these plants have in the United States. “, he pointed.
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