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Weekly roundup: Lawmakers seek permanent ban on Chinese automakers, GM cuts IT jobs, UAW halts strike vote
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Weekly roundup: Lawmakers seek permanent ban on Chinese automakers, GM cuts IT jobs, UAW halts strike vote
ICYMI: Two lawmakers have introduced legislation to tighten restrictions on Chinese automakers in the U.S. General Motors cuts hundreds of IT jobs as the automaker reshapes its workforce strategy. The United Autoworkers paused plans for a strike authorization vote at Stellantis’ Sterling Heights, Michigan, plant. Toyota is seeking approval to build a new $2 billion manufacturing plant in Texas. New-vehicle inventory held steady in April as autom…
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