2,000 Job Applicants Flock To Saturn About 2,000 people applied for 220 temporary jobs with Saturn. The long line of applicants wrapped around the makeshift application center in a vacant storefront at the Northway Shopping Center for most of the morning.
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Champion of Saturn's Labor Philosophy Dies Richard 'Skip' LeFauve, who led Saturn through its infancy in Tennessee, died Sunday in West Palm Beach, Fla., from complications related to a heart attack. Mr. LeFauve, 68, oversaw the construction of Saturn's plant in Spring Hill, the launch of its first automobile line and helped disseminate the lessons he learned to other divisions of GM, Saturn's parent.
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GM's Queen: No Room for Excuses Looking back at GM's history, it's not hard to see what propelled it to the forefront of American automakers. Early engineering breakthroughs, such as the electric starter and high-compression engine, earned the company a reputation for innovation that it maintained for much of the last century.
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Hudler Takes Over Saturn It was Mr. Hudler who sculpted the wildly successful marketing campaign that convinced consumers that Saturn is a different kind of car company, and more important, instilled the notion that the folks in Spring Hill, TN, Saturn's manufacturing home, have little to do with parent General Motors.
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Lajdziak Reassigned SaturnFans.com has learned that Jill Lajdziak, vice president of Saturn sales and marketing, has been reassigned to another position at the company.
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Layoffs Hit Auto Plants In Wilmington, GM produces the Saturn LS sedan, which has been unable to make inroads against such powerful mid-size competitors as the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry or to lure buyers away from sport-utility vehicles.
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LeFauve's real Legacy: Daring to Think Differently Maybe it's typical of executives with long careers that they begin to wonder if anyone might ever remember them when they're gone. Richard "Skip" LeFauve, who died January 25 at 68 from complications with recent heart surgery, had such thoughts.
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Remembering Skip LeFauve, 1934-2003 Richard G. "Skip" LeFauve died Sunday, January 26th in a West Palm Beach, Florida hospital from complications he suffered from a heart attack last month. He was 68. Skip was president of Saturn from 1986 through 1995.
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Saturn Pioneer Dies in Florida LeFauve, 68, oversaw the construction of Saturn's plant in Spring Hill, the launch of its first automobile line and helped disseminate the lessons he learned to other divisions of Saturn's parent, General Motors.
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Team Members Workers, or team members as they more appropriately should be called at Saturn, are empowered to help make decisions that can effect all aspects of the company.
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