Displaced General Motors Worker Considers Her Options (Mar 20, 2006)
GM’s decision to stop production at its Oklahoma City plant came as both a surprise and a blow to its 2400 assembly line workers. Most had worked at the facility for nearly three decades and are now in their early 50s, so they’re having a difficult time deciding what to do now. Helen Reid’s story is typical. After thirty years on the job, she was looking forward to retiring with full benefits and a pension in 2010, but she’s now forced to reevaluate her plans. (approx. 7 minutes)

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