About 170 General Motors workers at the company?s Allison Transmission plant in White Marsh and a closed van assembly plant in Baltimore have tentatively agreed to an early retirement package that GM offered to trim its work force.
“Basically we got about 123 over at the van facility and about 47 from the transmission plant,” said Fred Swanner, president of United Auto Workers union Local 239 in Baltimore, which represents the GM workers.
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