Mexican Media Brands
Tesla Now California’s Biggest Auto Employer
Tesla Motors Inc., which reports its California staff has grown to more than 6,000, is now the state's largest automotive employer, notes Bloomberg News.
#workforcedevelopment
Share
Tesla Motors Inc., which reports its California staff has grown to more than 6,000, is now the state's largest automotive employer, notes Bloomberg News.
Toyota Motor Co. is in second place with about 5,300 employees in California. But that number will begin to drop this summer as the company begins a three-year relocation of its North American headquarters from Torrance to Plano, Tex.
Tesla has been adding workers quickly as it hikes production of its Model S electric sedan in Fremont, Calif. It also is preparing the factory to add the Model X crossover variant late this year and a lower-cost sedan in about 2017.
RELATED CONTENT
-
GM HR Chief Quits After 8 Months
General Motors Co.’s chief human resources officer has resigned for “personal reasons” after less than eight months in the position.
-
Labor: A Study of the Automotive Industry's Scarce Resource (PART 1 OF 3)
The shift is on to using lighter materials for the vehicles at Ford, with aluminum being an important aspect of this shift. Here's what's happening.
-
Ford May Cut Global Workforce by 10%
Ford Motor Co. plans to reduce its global headcount by about 10%, or 20,000 employees, sources tell The Wall Street Journal.