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I think that all auto plants will be evaluated individually. On the heels of the recent strike, GM needs production. All of the BIG Three and UAW are in this together to minimize the economic impact of any closures. I think they will spend money to establish employee screening and early detection of symptoms and educate them on social distancing in their off work hours. We will just have to wait and see how the US deals with the broader issues. They will balance the risk carefully as they cannot afford to shutter all manufacturing domestically. It will be a wait and see situation for sure. I am sure that the CCD will provide guidance on the appropriate actions to the auto sector.

[QUOTE="ABC, post: 198336, member: 5737"] I think that all auto plants will be evaluated individually. On the heels of the recent strike, GM needs production. All of the BIG Three and UAW are in this together to minimize the economic impact of any closures. I think they will spend money to establish employee screening and early detection of symptoms and educate them on social distancing in their off work hours. We will just have to wait and see how the US deals with the broader issues. They will balance the risk carefully as they cannot afford to shutter all manufacturing domestically. It will be a wait and see situation for sure. I am sure that the CCD will provide guidance on the appropriate actions to the auto sector. [/QUOTE]

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