Chrysler Corporation Announces Labor Schedule for Week of September 5

Chrysler Corporation has announced that eight of its nine U.S. assembly plants and all three Canadian assembly plants will operate during the week of September 5. The Labor Day holiday on September 4 will see all plants closed, but production will resume at varying shift lengths and frequencies at each location. Viper RT/10 production is set to resume this fall at the Conner Assembly Plant in Detroit.

Key Takeaways:

Eight of Chrysler's nine U.S. assembly plants will operate during the week of September 5, with varying shift lengths and frequencies.
All three Canadian assembly plants will also operate during the same week.
The Labor Day holiday on September 4 will see all plants closed.
Viper RT/10 production will resume this fall at the Conner Assembly Plant in Detroit.
Jefferson North assembly plant in Detroit will operate three seven-and-a-half hour shifts during the week.
Belvidere, Dodge City Complex-Warren, St. Louis North, St. Louis South, and Toledo plants will operate two eight-hour shifts.
Newark plant will operate one eight-hour shift during the week.
Sterling Heights plant will operate two eight-hour shifts during the week and one eight-hour shift on Saturday, September 2.
Windsor Assembly Plant in Ontario will operate three seven-and-a-half hour shifts.
Bramalea and Pillette Assembly Plants in Ontario will operate two eight-hour shifts.
Dan Moore and Nicole Solomon are contact persons at Chrysler Corporation.

Statistics:

Eight U.S. assembly plants and three Canadian assembly plants will operate during the week of September 5.
Viper RT/10 production will resume this fall.
12 plants will operate with varying shift lengths and frequencies.
3 assembly plants in Ontario, Canada will operate with three seven-and-a-half hour shifts (Windsor), and four eight-hour shifts (Bramalea and Pillette).
Saturdays will see one plant operating at Sterling Heights (September 2).

Sources:

PR Newswire, August 31, 1995
Chrysler Corporation