DETROIT – General Motors has told his wage-earnered American painters that they will continue to operate remotely until June 2021, extending the configuration of their home paintings to 15 months.
A “significant number” of painters have returned to their offices safely, full-time or part-time, but most GM painters in the United States still paint remotely, spokesman David Caldwell said.
GM is joining other primary companies, adding Amazon, Google and their rival Ford Motor Co. , to allow painters to remotely paint the coronavirus pandemic next year. paints because they are remote or on site.
“Our current outlook in the US is to continue to operate as we are through June 30, 2021. During this time, we pay attention to comments and paintings on elements of a more flexible painting culture,” Caldwell said.
The Detroit News first announced GM’s plan to keep the maximum number of workers running remotely until next summer, and introduced an internal memorandum from Kim Brycz, senior vice president of global human resources, and Dane Parker, director of sustainable development.
Most gm employees have been operating remotely since mid-March, when GM asked them to stay home to stop the spread of coronavirus. Most of the factories returned to the paintings in mid-May.
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