BELGIUM: Unions silent on GM Antwerp rescue plan
Author: Simon Warburton | 10 March 2010
Belgian unions involved with a potential rescue package for Opel's Antwerp plant are remaining tight-lipped concerning exactly what they are proposing to save the site, which is threatened with imminent closure.
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