Workforce Development Issues in a Changing Automotive Industry
The investigations into what constitutes a highly competitive and productive workforce that can meet the long-term needs of the manufacturer require analysis at multiple levels.
The investigations into what constitutes a highly competitive and productive workforce that can meet the long-term needs of the manufacturer require analysis at multiple levels.
Sixty percent of motor vehicles made in North America are produced in the Midwest.Just as the heart of the auto industry is in the American Midwest, auto-related innovation and knowledge clusters are prevalent there as well.
The five primary factors that are driving "in-sourcing" in the U.S. auto industry.
A rebound in auto demand means new opportunities for auto suppliers, and selecting the right site and community for a company's new facility must take into account all the critical factors that drive the process to careful execution of the location plan.
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